Pacific Bonsai Museum
No admission feeA Federal Way museum devoted to bonsai, with a collection of trees and a current exhibit comparing bonsai traditions worldwide.

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Nonprofit garden in Federal Way focused on rhododendron species, set in a woodland among native conifers.
2525 S. 336th Street, Federal Way, WA 98003 · Federal Way, WA
A nonprofit botanical garden in Federal Way, Washington, devoted to rhododendron species and their conservation. The grounds hold a very large number of rhododendrons arranged in a woodland setting. Visitors can also explore a tropical conservatory, a blue poppy meadow, a plant shop, and a stumpery. The garden sits beside a bonsai museum and offers docent-led and self-guided options.
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A Federal Way museum devoted to bonsai, with a collection of trees and a current exhibit comparing bonsai traditions worldwide.
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