This business has earned a Highly Trusted designation — 4.8★ across 8,280 reviews signals an exceptional and consistent track record.
Strong long-term review history with 8,280 reviews and a 4.8★ average signals reliable, consistent service.
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Arboretum my love! Drop everything and just go see her now, if you are in Seattle area. İt is an enchanted giant garden of wonders. Whenever I go for a walk in the Arboretum, It is possible to see something new or I have not noticed before. Arboretum is that one place I am up for going all the time. I love celebrating my birthday, Mother s Day and Christmas walking through the miracle that she offers. The scenery keeps changing so dramatically through seasons. Cherries, camellias and magnolias are gorgeous these days during March. Azelias’ will put on a show in May, and of course Rhododendrons of all colors. During the winter time mid January, , there’s a little corner, where the smell Witchhazels fills up the air. In the meantime dozens of hummingbirds are having a feast right behind them on vanilla chocolate smelling fresh yellow flowers. I can tell so much more about it, just please go see it. One recommendation don’t stay on the big road take the small trails and paths through the trees.
I love it, and we always meet others with dogs each time we take our client's dogs there. Fun trails, amazing plants from around the world and soccer abd baseball fields are fun for all. Easy parking, easy to navigate, easy to love and it will be fun to duscover more each time as it is huge.
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Located in Seattle, Washington Park Arboretum is much more than just a botanical garden. It feels like a living collection of rare plants, old trees, and quiet natural beauty gathered from around the world. Every walk here brings a different view with the changing seasons. I always enjoy coming back for another stroll. It’s perfect for walking dogs, having a picnic, or simply slowing down for a peaceful afternoon. Spring is especially beautiful with cherry blossoms and blooming azaleas, while autumn transforms the park into a stunning landscape of red, orange, and golden leaves. Unlike crowded tourist spots, this place offers a calm and timeless kind of beauty.
Spotted cherry blossoms while most other plants just or merely sprouting. Quiet, short level trail network providing relaxing walking experiences. Got coyotes warning sign in places. Only encountered a cute bunny when we walk there yesterday. We didn’t visit Japanese garden.
The Tea Garden - Well maintained and has a nice variety of flowering plants, but a little on the small side. The rest of the Arboretum was beautiful. Well maintained paths, flowers, and trees. I found it to be a wonderful park to walk around or sit in the tranquility of a small forest. For a bit, I forgot I was in the city of Seattle.