Hilltop Vista

A shaded bench is nestled in this shelter belt of northwest native plants, offering stunning views of the surrounding borrowed scenery.

Hilltop Vista

Nestled in a shelter belt of northwest native plants, Hilltop Vista offers stunning views of the surrounding borrowed scenery. A shaded bench provides a spot for rest and contemplation, allowing visitors to enjoy the peaceful ambiance and appreciate the natural beauty that stretches before them.

Key plants from this area are listed below by their botanical and common names to help inspire your sustainable garden designs.

Botanical Name

Common Name

Abies homolepis

Nikko Fir ‘Variegated’

Abies koreana

Korean Fir ‘Sunny Gait’

Abies nebrodensis

Sicilian Fir ‘Sicilian Gold’

Abies nordmanniana

Nordmann Fir ‘Golden Spreader’

Abies procera

Noble Fir

Abies recurvata var. ernestii

Ernest Min Fir

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Rest and Reflect

Scenic beauty, borrowed scenery, and shady bench

Hilltop Vista at Vista Gardens is a serene and picturesque spot, nestled within a shelter belt of northwest native plants. This carefully chosen location provides visitors with breathtaking views of the surrounding borrowed scenery, creating a perfect setting for quiet contemplation and relaxation.

A shaded bench is thoughtfully placed to allow visitors to pause and take in the tranquil ambiance. The native plants that frame this area enhance the natural beauty, offering a harmonious blend of greenery and open vistas. The carefully maintained shelter belt not only protects the space from the elements but also enriches the overall experience with its subtle, soothing presence.

Hilltop Vista invites visitors to rest, reflect, and fully immerse themselves in the peaceful landscape. Whether you’re seeking a moment of solitude or simply wish to enjoy the stunning views, this garden area provides an ideal retreat to connect with nature and appreciate the gentle beauty of the northwest’s natural environment.

Explore the next area: Redwood Sanctuary

This area showcases a majestic California Redwood among deer resistant, drought-tolerant plants.

Vista Gardens
Info@VistaGardens.org
124 NE 31st Street
Bremerton WA 98310

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