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Travel the world in one place with a visit to Heronswood! Set in 15 acres of land on Washington's Kitsap Peninsula, the garden is owned and operated by the Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe. Originally created by renowned plantsman Dan Hinkley, Heronswood comprises six unique yet integrated gardens featuring rare and wild-collected plants from six continents.
The Woodland and Formal Gardens are the original Heronswood landscapes designed by Dan, with the former hosting collections of his favorite plants (hydrangeas, mahonias, aralias, lilies) while the latter showcases European-style formality with intricate hedges, color-themed beds and summer magnificence.
The Rock and Renaissance Gardens are recent, but well established, with wild-collected alpines from western mountain ranges dominating the former, while a rich and diverse assemblage of ferns luxuriates in the latter, a Hardy Fern Foundation affiliated garden.
Our most recent creations are the Traveler's and S'Klallam Connections Gardens, which pay homage to Heronswood's cultural origins. The Traveler's Garden aims to examine the world of the plant explorer, with collections from three regions that have provided significantly to Heronswood: Vietnam, Chile, and the Klamath-Siskiyou Bioregion of California/ Oregon. The S'Klallam Connections Garden was developed entirely by our S'Klallam staff and highlights significant plants for The Strong People.
As the only Tribally owned botanical garden in the country, it is our responsibility to educate visitors on the important relationships between people and plants, both here in the Pacific Northwest and internationally. As these two new gardens grow, we'll tell that story through our plants, signage, events and activities.