Our Next Open House & Plant Sale
May 26, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Highlights include special interest tours and a Master Gardener's table. As part of the City of Surrey's Environmental Extravaganza, we will have a number of special activities including a scavenger hunt for kids with special gifts to take home. Remember to bring your passports to receive a stamp.

Enjoy the fabulous rhododendrons, azaleas & magnolias that has made Darts so well-known across the province. You may also enjoy flowering hellebores, primulas and many unique perennials. You will also find that many of our garden treasures are available at the plant sale. Our propagation team work sharde to nuture our plants so that we can share a piece of Darts with you.

Sorry, no pets please. Most trails are wheelchair accessible, and we now have a golf cart available for tours for those needing a little assistance in seeing the garden. The garden will be open rain or shine (donation suggested).

What you see at Darts Hill Garden is the result of 60 years of work and dedication guided by the clear vision of Francisca Darts. Along with her husband Edwin, Francisca has taken a logged piece of land, turned it first into an award winning orchard and then into the unique garden that is Darts Hill.

One of the things that make Darts Hill Garden unique is the number of rare and unusual plants that can be seen there. As well, many specimens of these rare plants are mature. This allows the observer to clearly see and understand the distinctive aspects of the plant.

Francisca's curiosity and love of the new and interesting has resulted in the most diverse collection of Tree species in the Pacific Northwest. Most of these trees can be seen at a mature growth height, some having been planted over half a century ago.

To visit Darts Hill Garden Park through organised tours, jump to our Tour Page.