FIDDLEHEADS UNFURL
FIDDLEHEADS UNFURL
With the passage of spring into summer, we welcome all the verdant new growth such as these sword fern fiddleheads. Thank you for sharing your photos, Christina Whiting (park volunteer).
With the passage of spring into summer, we welcome all the verdant new growth such as these sword fern fiddleheads. Thank you for sharing your photos, Christina Whiting (park volunteer).
Native, naturally occurring, colorful rhododendrons are still blooming in the Sculpture Forest, after a full month already of pinks and whites. Mother Nature planted all of them. They now add a touch of rainbow to the foregrounds and backgrounds around our...
Taya Gray from Anacortes took her Mom to the Sculpture Forest to celebrate her Mom's birthday. I asked Taya which was her favorite sculpture. Her answer: the two Douglas fir cones in her photographs here. Love it! She appreciates that nature is art, too. That is a...
Local Coupeville photographer Gary Lemmon will be visually documenting the creation and evolution of the Sculpture Forest. Gary has been a photographer for years and is continually expanding his craft. He...
The park has an extensive collection of native plants and trees throughout the property. May is especially colorful each year as the naturally occurring rhododendron plants open up in full pink and white bloom. They are spread throughout the forest, and they range in size from new growth to...
A professional forester from Port Townsend met me at the property for an informative and enjoyable five hours walking through the entire 15 acres. I emphasized that my primary aim for the evaluation was to assess current forest health and determine an action plan for any areas needing proactive...