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Take in the vibrant colors of Spring at Bellevue’s beautiful 53 acres of cultivated gardens, woodlands, and wetlands. Stroll through Rhododendron Glen which includes 50 different rhododendrons from now through the summer when the Fuchsia Garden and hydrangeas will make themselves known. Often visited by hummingbirds, it's hard to go wrong at this expansive garden.
By far one of the most popular local places to view spectacular blooms, UW's iconic Quad offers 29 Yoshino cherry trees that transform the campus into a dreamy sea of pink and white blossoms. One of the city's first signs of spring, the annual bloom is a popular destination, visited by thousands of tourists and locals alike.
Just south of the U District, the Washington Park Arboretum bursts to life with bright azaleas, magnificent magnolias, flowering cherries, and blooming true ashes. Explore the more than 200 acres of foot trails, lawns, and paths leading to ponds lined with gorgeous flowering plants and trees perfect for a spring picnic or a floral themed photoshoot!
Pops of purple and red flowers are set against the serene rocks and ponds of the 20-acre Japanese garden. This hidden gem of a park holds an impactful history for Seattle's Japanese community and offers a true urban escape with its peaceful streams, idyllic waterfalls, large magnolia blooms, and beautiful architecture.
Featuring 200 varieties of fragrant roses, Woodland Park Rose Garden is every gardener's dream. Over 3,000 individual plants produce explosions of bright blooms amid the winding paths and soft grass of the 2.5 acres manicured grounds. As a nationally certified Rose Test Garden, they also feature several varieties of roses available to home gardeners.
The perfect spot to sit on a bench, kick back, and admire the spectacular spring blooms on a sunny day, Parsons Gardens is a true “urban oasis” providing a uniquely intimate escape in the heart of bustling Seattle. This lovely, quaint Queen Anne garden offers picturesque pathways lined with blue and white flowers and is a favorite destination for weddings.
A visual paradise paired with a fascinating story, Highline SeaTac Botanical Gardens is rich in both beauty and history. This 10.5-acre botanical wonderland includes an endless array of blooms from Elda Behm’s Paradise Garden, Seattle Rose Society Celebration Garden, Seike Japanese Garden, and Sensory Garden.
9702 NE 120th Pl
Kirkland, 98034
220 Kirkland Ave
Kirkland, 98033
2220 Carillon Point
Kirkland, 98033
10213 Main St
Bellevue, 98004
205 108th Ave NE #100
Bellevue, 98004
11111 NE 8th St, #125
Bellevue, 98004
919 Bellevue Way NE
Bellevue, 98004
12405 SE 38th St
Bellevue, 98006
10500 NE 8th St
Bellevue, 98004
10400 NE 4th St Ste 3100
Bellevue, 98004
450 108th Ave NE
Bellevue, 98004
8862 161st Avenue Northeast
Redmond, 98052
16156 NE 87th St
Redmond, 98052
16175 Cleveland St, #109
Redmond, 98052
301 Front St N
Issaquah, 98027
317 NW Gilman Blvd Ste 28
Issaquah, 98027
8150 Railroad Ave SE
Snoqualmie, 98065
6501 Railroad Ave SE, #102
Snoqualmie, 98065
1301 4th Ave
Seattle
5307 Ballard Ave NW
Seattle
110 Stewart St
Seattle
2003 Western Ave Suite C
Seattle
2576 Aurora Ave N
Seattle
2010 4th Ave
Seattle
809 Fairview Place N
Seattle
3801 Stone Way N, #A
Seattle
952 E Seneca St
Seattle
2411 Alaskan Wy Pier 67
Seattle
2208 Queen Anne Ave N
Seattle
4100 Beach Dr SW
Seattle
206.932.3020
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2030 5th Ave
Seattle
411 1st Ave S
Seattle
2226 1st Ave
Seattle
81A Pike St
Seattle
1940 Westlake Ave
Seattle
1919 Post Alley
Seattle
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