Kruckeberg Botanic Garden Foundation

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336 NW Richmond Beach Rd Apt 10
Seattle, WA 98177
+1 (206) 801-7296

Kruckeberg Botanic Garden in Seattle, WA, is a four-acre public garden showcasing a diverse collection of over 2,000 species of Pacific Northwest native plants and exotic varieties. Visitors can explore enchanting woodland paths and discover rare trees, rhododendrons, magnolias, ferns, and groundcovers.

This living botanical garden serves as a community hub for learning, inspiration, and connection to the natural world. With free admission and open on weekends, it offers a tranquil retreat for plant enthusiasts, birdwatchers, and nature lovers alike.

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