Lake Wilderness Arboretum annual spring plant sale | Slideshow | Covington-Maple Valley Reporter

Lake Wilderness Arboretum annual spring plant sale | Slideshow

Five-year-old Charlie Leipheimer looks at flowers at the Lake Wilderness Arboretum plant sale Friday morning with her mom Elizabeth Leipheimer.

By Kris Hill • May 10, 2013 4:19 pm

Five-year-old Charlie Leipheimer looks at flowers at the Lake Wilderness Arboretum plant sale Friday morning with her mom Elizabeth Leipheimer.

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