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In 1948 Pendleton and Elisabeth Miller purchased five acres of land perched on a high bluff overlooking Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. In a quiet neighborhood surrounded by native conifer woodland and grand open views, Elisabeth Carey Miller created a world-class garden. Her naturalistic approach promoted texture and form over flowers, providing a strong structure with year-round interest. In 1994 the Elisabeth Carey Miller Botanical Garden Trust was established to preserve and continue the remarkable garden of Betty Miller. Known for its exceptional collection of rare and unusual trees and shrubs in addition to an expansive collection/vast array of woodland herbaceous perennials, the garden continues to reflect the spirit of Mrs. Miller.
