Vista Gardens is home to 15 integrated gardens spread across over four acres of lush landscape.
Each garden offers a unique blend of plant species and design elements, creating a captivating experience for every visitor.
Click on a number in the map or in the garden summary list to learn more about each unique area.
Madrona Lane East
Lining the entryway, this garden area is a sunny bank of manzanita and conifers.
John Lentz Garden
Features rhododendrons and maples, shaded by Dawn redwoods and Japanese cedars with diverse groundcovers.
Betty Albers Garden
Sunny and meditative space with a drought-tolerant lawn, flowering trees, and shrubs.
Mittsu no Shima
Asian-inspired with dwarf conifers, a pendulous Japanese maple, and succulents on granite-surrounded berms.
Biofiltration Garden
Ornamental grasses, rosemary, and sun roses provide a natural water filtration, showcasing sustainable environmental practices.
Primo Giardino
Garden composed of flowering trees, Japanese maples, and other drought-tolerant plants for a warm, inviting setting.
Madrona Lane West
View amid a bank of diverse, drought-tolerant shrubs, providing erosion control.
Residence (Private)
Aesthetic landscaping blends ornamental trees and shrubs with public garden areas.
Madrona Woods
Native woodland ecosystem with madrone, big leaf maple, and beak hazelnut, plus a diverse understory of native woodland groundcovers.
Stroll Gallery
Collection of woody plants and perennials, from around the world, create a rich tapestry for exploration and discovery.
Foundation Library
Heaths, lavender and dwarf conifers front this horticulture library, leading up to the greenhouse area.
Sam’s Conifer Reserve
Rare and dwarf conifers provide year-round interest with diverse forms, colors and textures.
Santica’s Perfect Solitude
Tranquil garden with expansive views, a gazebo and seating. Ideal for gatherings and scenic enjoyment.
Hilltop Vista
A shaded bench sits in this shelter belt of northwest natives showcasing the stunning views of the surrounding scenery.
Redwood Sanctuary
This area showcases a majestic California Redwood among deer resistant, drought-tolerant plants.
Contact Us
Albers Marcovina Vista Gardens Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Federal Tax ID is 37-1546572