Rhododendrons begin blooming in February and the peak bloom of fragrant rhododendrons is in early May. Visit during the fall colors of large Oaks, Maples, Magnolias, Beeches, Plums, Katsuras and many colorful deciduous shrubs and companion plants.

Stroll along a half mile of sand and gravel pathways through level and gently sloping terrain (wheelchair accessible). See the trees determined by the University of Washington Department of Horticulture to be the oldest living specimens of its species in the state.

Benches and tables provided for picnics. Arrangements can be made for catered luncheons, snacks or sack lunches.

Admission to garden: $1.00/person, children under 12 free. Guided tour: $2.00/person.