5941 Mason Road, Sechelt, BC   |     WINTER HOURS: Friday – Monday, 11am – 4pm   |    Admission: $5.00/person – Members always welcome

 Situated in the shíshálh Nation territory on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia, we invite you to become acquainted with the native plants of this region, learn about the supported ecosystems and be inspired by what you discover.

Fall Hours

Friday: 11am – 4pm
Saturday: 11am – 4pm
Sunday: 11am – 4pm
Monday: 11am – 4pm
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed

Location

5941 Mason Rd
Sechelt, BC V7Z 0N4

604-740-3969
info@coastbotanicalgarden.org

Birds this month

Small finch. Sharply pointed bill is pink in summer, grayish-brown in winter. Small head, long wings, and short, notched tail. Adult males in spring and summer are bright yellow with black forehead and wings
The male American Goldfinch is easy to spot with its bold yellow body, pointed pink, conical bill and black forehead. Goldfinches fly with a bouncy, undulating pattern and often call in flight, drawing attention to themselves.  

What’s in Bloom

A photo of a trout lily in a mixed garden bed with sword ferns, mosses, and soil covered i leaf mould mulch. Its deep green, glossy leaves, which begin in a unique rosebud-like cluster. Each stem can grow to 12" and produces 3-5  lily-like flowers which hang facing down. The yellow blooms have pointed petals that curve upwards to reveal long, yellow stamens.

We’re Hiring!

PART-TIME GARDENER Mission To create and maintain a Pacific Northwest botanical garden that inspires and engages the community in plant appreciation and acts as a catalyst for learning and research about horticulture, conservation, and land stewardship. Job Summary...

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Path conditions

UPDATED: April 29, 2024
Path conditions are good.

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Events

A photo of a caucasian woman wearing a long-sleeve gray shirt, a blue knit toque and brown pants. She is standing in a farm field, and smiling as she holds is a bundle of carrots in each hand.

Annual Plant Sale - May 5th

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