The Oregon Garden, located near Silverton, is a botanical garden showcasing agricultural and natural plants of the state. The 70-acre Garden, which opened to the public in 2001, is evolving as it grows into a world-class display garden. Each year its collections and plantings grow, creating a living environment that is planned to ultimately include 240 acres of Oregon's lush Willamette Valley.

The Oregon Garden features:

Rose Garden with more than 40 varieties of roses displayed in an informal setting.

The Children's Garden with crafts and story area, "dinosaur bones" in a sandbox and a plant menagerie.

Conifer Garden with one of largest collections of dwarf and miniature conifers in the Northwest.

White Oaks dating more than 400 years old in a 25-acre grove.

Rediscovery Forest - Learn about different forestry practices and the many types of Christmas trees that are grown commercially in this area.

Northwest Garden featuring plantings of the Northwest, both those that are native and non-native materials that have adapted well to regional conditions.

Gordon House after a rare winter snow.

The Gordon House, the only house Frank Lloyd Wright designed in Oregon. It was moved from its original Wilsonville location and reconstructed at the Oregon Garden.

Self-Guided Walks and Tram Tours

Gift Shops - Take home something to remember The Garden by from the gift shop in the J. Frank Schmidt, Jr. Pavilion.

Event Rental - With over 11,000 square feet of indoor meeting, banquet and exhibit space, The Garden is one of the region’s premier event facilities. Whether you are planning a reunion, business meeting or wedding, we offer the facilities to make your event one of a kind.