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Just south of the Visitor Center patio, this garden was reworked in 2001 to solve drainage problems and to construct a more dramatic water feature. Visitors are able to see a wide variety of ground covers to help them select those they want to use in their own gardens.

Designed by Robert Hoshide of the firm Hoshide-Williams Architects, with input from the Bellevue Parks Department and the Bellevue Botanical Garden Society, the pavilion and terrace use elements of Northwest and Asian architectural styles.

The Pavilion has commanding views to the Groundcover Garden and Rhododendron glen.