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[/vc_column_text][vc_masonry_media_grid element_width=”3″ gap=”15″ grid_id=”vc_gid:1684881881059-e50286fd-57d4-2″ include=”1306,1317,1316,1315,1314,1313,1312,1311,1309,1310,1308,1307″][vc_column_text]In 1966 Sue & Jack (ages 19 & 21) bought a vacant lot with a few old Douglas firs, a shrub at each corner, and a pine tree that was a twig. Now, 53 years later, there are stunning gigantic trees, lush ferns and an endless diversity of plants thanks to their lifelong work. After all these years they can hardly find a spot for a new plant, but that still doesn’t stop them from visiting nurseries and coming home with a plant or piece of art that they somehow manage to fit in. There is much to see here. Gravel paths wind throughout and there are many seating areas to consider. You’ll find the perfect spot whether you’re looking for sun or shade to enjoy a happy hour or just want to bird watch. Check out the barbecue room and take a look inside the sweet garden shed to see the wooden cabinets that were salvaged from Georgia Pacific several years ago. Near the pond, overlooked by a huge Japanese maple, don’t miss the large bird cage purchased at Shipwreck Days in Anacortes. Then there’s that big metal frog watching over the patio! It was made by the same local artist that created the gates to the side yard where Sue enjoys her morning coffee. There is always something blooming in this enclosed garden with roses, poppies, dahlias and much more. Oh, and you will see Sue definitely loves hostas. Jack keeps saying that he is going to count them all. Good luck![/vc_column_text][vc_btn title=”All Gardens” color=”primary” align=”center” link=”url:%2Fcategory%2Fgarden-tour%2F|||”][/vc_column][/vc_row]
