Dunn Gardens in Seattle, Washington, is a privately owned 7.5-acre property composed of the remaining acreage of the estate of Arthur G. Dunn Sr., who bought the property in 1914 as a summer get-a-way for his family, and contracted the landscaping to the Olmsted Brothers.
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Hidden away in a neighborhood - when you find the entrance, it feels like a secret! I really enjoyed just walking around, but there are guided tours, which seems to be the thing to do. The flowers are just phenomenal in the spring and I love the heather bank and the mature trees. There is a main drive and wide lawns, as well as little wooded paths and hidden water features and rock walls.
There are a few parking space in here - don't be afraid to check first before parking in the neighborhood. Payment is via a QR on the phone, not a cash box or anything. Well worth...
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Amazing, beautiful Garden, well designed, organized and maintained, very big variety of flowers, bushes and trees. It's open to public, but you have to go only with appointment, because it's only group tours and you have to get the ticket which is only $10. They have special picnic days, you can go with your food and have nice picnic over there, and also they doing weddings, but not too many, because lack of parking space and also residents live in the property. You can buy tickets online or you can buy over there. I am definitely...
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Very nice small(ish) intimate garden. 10$ donation per adult, but a membership for the year is $100 and provides for children and 4 additional adults per visit.
A little difficult to find the entrance (It is a reasonably sized gate to drive through between two regular houses). It is very well maintained and has several different areas with a good variety of plants. There are three private houses that are owned by the founders of the garden.
TL/DR: Good variety, well upkept, hard to find...
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