Kul Kah Han Native Plant Garden

Welcome to Kul Kah Han Native Plant Garden

H.J. Carroll Park, Chimacum, WA

UPCOMING SPEAKER SERIES

Growing Knowledge
in the Garden

Come learn with us in the beautiful Kul Kah Han Native Plant Demonstration Garden!

The Kul Kah Han Native Plant Garden is excited to present a bi-monthly speaker series on the second Weekend of May, July and September at the H.J. Carroll Park Salmon Shelter in Chimacum.
Presentations will focus on the importance of planting native plants on the landscape/garden and will provide valuable information about how to plant/nurture these species in your home gardens.

All talks will be held rain or shine!

There is some seating in the shelter but feel free to bring a lawn chair.

Saturday May 11, 1pm
Ron Sikes, Admiralty Audubon Native Plants That Attract Songbirds and the Invertebrates That Support Them

Sunday July 14, 1pm
Fayla Schwartz, WNPS Olympic chapter
Olympic Peninsula Vegetation Ecosystems

Saturday September 14, 1pm
Kathy Darrow, Jefferson County Master
Gardener Foundation Gardening With Native Plants

Our Mission

Our mission is to inspire and guide our regional community toward the appreciation,
cultivation and use of plants native to the Pacific Northwest.

Visit our Garden Areas

There are eight distinct areas in this one acre garden. (Shoreline area to be added soon). Each represents the essence of a particular Pacific Northwest ecosystem or “plant community”.

Garden Information

❊ Our signage and informational kiosk will enhance your experience.

❊ We specialize in plants that were originally growing in the Pacific Northwest before Europeans arrived in the late 1700's. Geographically this includes south west British Columbia, western Washington, western Oregon and the Columbia River Gorge. Some of our plants are also found in south east Alaska and northern California.
The Native Plant Garden at the HJ Carroll County Park as a wonderful way to spend a morning learning about plants only found in our Pacific Northwest region. The garden has a large selection of specimens that are well identified and labeled with great information
Robert and Helen Klein and family
Poulsbo, WA
I am very familiar with this garden, I have been there many times for inspiration and just to enjoy the beauty!
Jennifer Rotermund,
Port Townsend, WA
I never imagined (the native garden) would be so extensive and so beautifully laid out and labeled. Its a wonderful asset for both local residents and visitors . . .
Deanna Pumplinund,

Learn!

Read the signs next to each plant to determine their features and their needs for light, moisture and soil type. This will lead you to the best placement of the plant in your garden for optimal growth.

Experience!

✺ Come Stroll our 900 feet of garden paths to see hundreds of native plant species. ✺ Enjoy the textures, colors and fragrances of the trees, shrubs, flowers, grasses and ferns. ✺ Return to witness their changing beauty during different seasons.

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