Our mission is to inspire and guide our regional community in the appreciation, cultivation, and inclusion of Pacific Northwest plants in the home garden.
Events and Updates
Kul Kah Han will be tabling at the Earth Day celebration at Finnriver. Finnriver who provides the land that we share with NOSC to house our nursery area and grow plants from and for the garden and for our plant sales! We are one of many land partners they generously share land, time and values with and we so appreciate them!
April 22nd 5pm- 8pm
124 Center Road, Chimacum, WA 98325
Kul Kah Han will also be participating the May 9 plant sale being put on by the Jefferson County Master Gardeners to be held at Jefferson County Fairgrounds: 4907 Landes St, Port Townsend, WA 98368. Stay tuned for time and exact location.
See the March - May WNPS Olympic Chapter newsletter here
Time to celebrate! Not only is it spring, but APRIL is Native Plant Appreciation Month! Come visit our garden to see what’s in bloom and/or see the WNPS event calendar for ways to learn about and enjoy our Washington native plants!
Join us for work parties
In the garden
Wednesdays Apr-Oct 2025
10:30 am - 1:30 pm
meet under the Salmon Shelter, HJ Carroll Park
In the nursery
1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month Apr-Oct 2025
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
meet at the nursery at Finnriver
(first timers please contact us at nativeplantgarden.org)
In keeping with our mission statement, we are committed to educating the community through presentations by experts in their field, hosting local summer camps, and public tours of the garden.
Visit the Garden
Stroll our 900 feet of garden paths to experience hundreds of native plant species, from trees to ferns, showcasing the textures, colors, and fragrances of the Pacific Northwest.
“I never imagined the native garden would be so extensive and so beautifully laid out and labeled. It’s a wonderful asset for both local residents and visitors.” — Deanna Pumplin
Join Us
Participate in our stewardship program, educational events, and native plant propagation. These are some of the ways we celebrate and conserve our region's rich biodiversity.
