Bassetti’s Crooked Arbor Gardens

Owned by Leanette Bassetti and her husband, Bill Berleman, their garden has been described by friends as a "slice of heaven".  Located on three acres just two miles from the center of downtown Woodinville, Bassetti’s Gardens is a rich and diverse garden and includes within it several beautiful and distinct gardens. There is a woodland garden complete with a crooked arbor, a serene Japanese garden, a spectacular perennial garden, and a large vegetable garden with espaliered fruit trees. Outstanding private sculptures by well-known artists are placed throughout the grounds.

Bassetti’s Crooked Arbor Gardens has been a nursery and display garden since 1983. The retail nursery specializes in dwarf conifers, alpine plants, container plants and trees. The gift shop sells wonderful and creative garden items including accessories, garden tables and chairs.

Garden space rentals
These beautiful gardens are available to rent for weddings and receptions, group events, club meetings, or picnic luncheons. For reservations, email Bassetti’s Crooked Arbor Gardens.

Wedding rentals
This is the perfect place for couples who want to get married in a garden setting. There are three glorious acres of gardens and the space is all outside. Couples can invite up to 200 guests, and make their own arrangements for catering, tables, chairs and tents.  Music and dancing is allowed and encouraged. The rental space is 6 hours for a wedding, from noon - 6:00 pm. Only one wedding a weekend is scheduled.
Contact Bassetti’s Crooked Arbor Gardens for more information and prices. Email or call Leanette Bassetti, 425-788-6767.

Driving directions
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Take Avondale Road north for 5 miles from Hwy 520 in Redmond; OR take 405 north to Exit 23 to Hwy 522, exit (522) at N.E. 195th (st) and turn right. Go east approximately 4 miles. Turn right on Avondale Road. From either north or south from Avondale, turn west on NE 165th. Drive 1/2 mile and turn right into the Bassetti’s Crooked Arbor Gardens gate and drive to the parking next to the large barn with green roof.