Landscape Architecture: Pacific Northwest Landscape Architecture

This former private residence and its extensive gardens can be toured by the public. An entrance fee is required.

Developed in the early 1970s, Richard Haag's Gas Works Park was one of the first public parks to remediate once-toxic, industrial land. It is one of the most distinctive public spaces in America.

The City of Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation manages Kubota Garden located at 9817 55th Avenue South.

The web site of Dunn Gardens said of itself: "The esteemed Olmsted Brothers Landscape firm designed the Dunn Gardens in 1915. It is the only residential garden designed by the Olmsted firm that is open to the public in Washington state. Notable features include naturalistic groupings of trees, broad lawns with borders of shrubs, and woodland walks. Plants range from diminutive erythroniums to large rhododendrons and towering Douglas firs."

This arboretum features an extensive inventory of specimen plants as well as a Japanese Garden.