Here Are 10 of the Most Beautiful Gardens In Washington You’ll Ever See
Whether you just like to smell fresh flowers or you’re searching for a new romantic place to take the one you love, here are 10 gorgeous gardens around Washington that will surely leave you mesmerized:
If you haven't seen the natural stone paths, gardens, pools, woods, and extraordinary views at this spot in Central Washington, it's certainly worth adding to your list!
The vibrant tulips, daffodils, and irises here in the Skagit Valley are so beautiful that they also supply Tulips.com for all of your Mother's Day & Valentine's Day needs!
You can view a tropical water garden as well as a rose garden with arbors here in Western Washington. It can also serve as an unforgettable wedding venue for your big day!
Among the 36 acres here in Bellevue you'll find everything from meadows to wetlands. The Yao Japanese Garden, Alpine Rock Garden, Rhododendron Glen, Eastern Garden, and Fuchsia Garden are a few highlights you've got to see!
Just south of Mount Vernon you can go for a stroll through any of these tranquil gardens like the Master Gardener's Perennial Beds, the Dwarf Conifer Garden, Dahlia Garden, Japanese Maple Grove, or the Water Conservation Garden.
In 1960, a world-renowned Japanese designer constructed this elegant garden in the UW Botanic Gardens in the Washington Park Arboretum. Your jaw will drop once you see it in person!
If you're out by San Juan Island, be sure to stop here and take plenty of pictures of the blooming hedges, roses and flowering perennials!
Around the estimated acre of this site, you'll come across a lovely miniature rose garden, a wishing well, and even some gazebos.
The central water fountain is only one of the amazing features at this Renaissance-style garden in Manito Park!
Our beautiful state flower, the rhododendron, can be admired at this woodland site as well as azaleas, spring bulbs and more!
Our Evergreen state is so lovely!! So, which one would you like to visit first? Have you visited any other beautiful gardens here in Washington?
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