Jane Weber Evergreen Arboretum
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About the Location
Historic Setting
This arboretum offers visitors a peaceful retreat along the shores of the Columbia River. The property encompasses the historic John Stanger home, built in 1867, which adds a touch of local history to the natural surroundings.
Management and Features
The arboretum is owned and operated by a non-profit organization dedicated to maintaining both the gardens and the historic house. Visitors can explore winding paths that showcase a diverse collection of trees and flowers.
The grounds feature a tapestry of plant life, providing educational opportunities and aesthetic enjoyment throughout the seasons.
Community Resource
The Jane Weber Evergreen Arboretum is free to the public. It serves as both a natural resource and a historic site, offering educational experiences and community engagement.
Volunteers regularly work to keep the grounds in good condition, ensuring a pleasant experience for all who visit.
Riverside Location
The arboretum's location near the Columbia River provides a unique backdrop for its botanical displays. It stands as a testament to local conservation efforts and serves as a living museum of plant life in the Pacific Northwest region.
