Clark County
Wildlife Botanical Gardens
Brush Prairie
The Wildlife Botanical Gardens in Brush Prairie are a Pacific Northwest gardener's masterclass and a hummingbird sanctuary rolled into one. Spread across three acres in Clark County, these ten specialty theme gardens — including a garden designed entirely for hummingbirds called Hummingbird Place — demonstrate how thoughtful plant selection can transform any home landscape into a wildlife refuge. Hardy fuchsia, columbine, and hollyhock bloom in the dedicated hummingbird garden, attracting both Anna's Hummingbirds (year-round residents in western Washington) and Rufous Hummingbirds through spring and summer. Free and open every day from dawn to dusk, with no admission ever charged, the Wildlife Botanical Gardens are one of the most accessible and community-oriented hummingbird destinations on the Hummingbird Trail.
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