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The goal of the Buck Lake Native Plant Garden Association is to develop and maintain a demonstration garden of plants native to coastal Oregon, Washington and British Columbia west of the Cascade Mountains. This native plant garden is being established for the benefit of Kitsap Peninsula citizens and will be used to provide educational opportunities in the following areas of activity:

Developing interest in native plants
Identifying and preserving native plants
Learning about plant communities/associations (eco systems)
Encouraging/teaching people to save native vegetation
Demonstrating how to fill out a native plant community space
Providing practical information to interested citizens and students
Teaching propagation of native plants
Demonstrating maintenance of native plant spaces

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The Garden Site

at Buck Lake County Park

6959 NE Buck Lake Road

Hansville Washington

Directions: Turn north at the intersection of Hansville Road and Highway 104. Travel 8 miles to the intersection of Hansville Road and Buck Lake Road. Turn left onto Buck Lake Road and travel half a mile to the Buck Lake County Park entrance.

The Hansville Greenway Wildlife Corridor is also accessible from the Buck Lake County Park.