clock menu more-arrow no yes mobile

Your Special Springtime Guide to Seattle's Public Gardens

View as Map

It's no secret that spring has indeed sprung around Seattle -- though we're currently dealing with a touch of rain and sunbreaks and all that normal early May jazz, it's definitely warmed up, the greenery is growing, and the flowers are sprouting.

We know what that means: you're desperate for a place to visit where you can enjoy all the pretty plants without being called out for, you know, trespassing. Worry no more, friends. We've marked some of our favorite public gardens in Seattle, because everyone deserves a chance to catch the cherry blossoms falling before they're done for the year. You'll find them on the map after the jump.

Read More
Eater maps are curated by editors and aim to reflect a diversity of neighborhoods, cuisines, and prices. Learn more about our editorial process.

Bradner Gardens Park

Copy Link

Japanese Garden

Copy Link

Katie Black's Garden

Copy Link

Kubota Gardens

Copy Link

Parsons Gardens

Copy Link

Volunteer Park Conservatory

Copy Link

Woodland Park Rose Garden

Copy Link

Seattle Chinese Garden

Copy Link

Pacific Rim Bonsai Collection

Copy Link

Bradner Gardens Park

Japanese Garden

Katie Black's Garden

Kubota Gardens

Parsons Gardens

Volunteer Park Conservatory

Woodland Park Rose Garden

Seattle Chinese Garden

Pacific Rim Bonsai Collection