
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.
Summer Hours
Friday: 11am – 4pm
Saturday: 11am – 4pm
Sunday: 11am – 4pm
Monday: 11am – 4pm
Tuesday: 11am – 4pm
Location
5941 Mason Rd
Sechelt, BC V7Z 0N4
604-740-3969
info@coastbotanicalgarden.org

Birds this month
What’s in Bloom
Anemone hupehensis is commonly known as the Japanese anemone. This perennial flowers from late summer to fall, often blooming until the first frost. It typically grows to .5 to 1 metre tall, and is happiest in a partly shaded, moist but not soggy environment. They can be slow to establish but if conditions are right will happily naturalize. We have an excellent collection flowering now at the start of the Cook Rhododendron Walk.
Garden Notes
What’s in a Name? Labels at the Garden
Many plants in the Botanical Garden are identified with metal labels. A good place to find conifer identifications is near the gate into the volunteer area from Mason Road. Some large native trees are labelled along the edge of the ravine and around the native habitat...
Path conditions
UPDATED: June 28, 2023
Work was completed recently installing our new Accessible Path connecting our Rhododendron Walk through to Rainforest Grove. The weather has been dry, so sections of the path are still a bit soft but will compact with more foot traffic and rain. For now, it is suggested that chairs with narrow front wheels take caution and stay close to the centre of the path.