Redwood Sanctuary

This area features a majestic California Redwood, surrounded by deer-resistant, drought-tolerant plants, creating a serene and impressive landscape.

Redwood Sanctuary

The Redwood Sanctuary is home to a majestic California Redwood surrounded by deer-resistant, drought-tolerant plants. This garden emphasizes the grandeur of ancient trees and highlights the importance of sustainable planting practices, creating a space that is both awe-inspiring and ecologically sound.

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

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Ancient Majesty

Embracing the Grandeur of the California Redwood

The Redwood Sanctuary at Vista Gardens is a space dedicated to the awe-inspiring presence of a majestic California Redwood. This ancient tree, standing tall and proud, serves as the focal point of the garden, its grandeur complemented by a thoughtfully curated selection of deer-resistant and drought-tolerant plants.

The surrounding plantings have been carefully chosen not only for their resilience but also for their ability to enhance the natural beauty of the Redwood. These sustainable choices reflect a commitment to creating a garden that is both ecologically responsible and visually striking. The combination of these hardy plants with the towering Redwood creates a landscape that captures the essence of strength and endurance of the natural world.

Visitors to the Redwood Sanctuary are invited to experience the profound connection between nature’s ancient giants and modern sustainable practices. This garden offers a space where the magnificence of the Redwood is celebrated, and the importance of mindful, sustainable planting is demonstrated, creating a place of quiet reflection and deep appreciation for the natural world.

Explore the next area: Madrona Lane East

Lining the entryway, this garden area is a sunny bank of manzanita and conifers.

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