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Mt. Cuba

Trillium at Mt. Cuba This week Lorna and I have been exploring one of the best wildflower gardens in North America. It is called Mt. Cuba and it is in … Continued

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Nature Gardens Concept Plan

Click on the image to see an enlarged view This drawing shows some possible changes around the PGT Visitor Center: – Paved parking lot for 20 cars – Expanded Visitor … Continued

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Compton Gardens

Interpretive plaque at Compton Gardens Last week Lorna and I enjoyed exploring Compton Gardens; a 6-acre native woodland garden in Bentonville. Corrin Troutman (Director of Horticulture) gave us a tour … Continued

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Garvin Woodland Gardens

Entrance path and water at Garvin Woodland Gardens Mike Brown took us on a behind-the-scences tour of Garvin Woodland Gardens yesterday. He gave us many helpful suggestions for the PGT … Continued

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Trail Surface

Asphalt Trail at Jenkins Arboretum Every time we go to gardens now we are always looking down; we are trying to decide what kind of surface we want for the … Continued

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Mt. Cuba

Woodland Pond at Mt. Cuba I hope we can look like Mt. Cuba some day. They are a “naturalistic garden” which means that not all plants are native, but they … Continued

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Chanticleer – a Pleasure Garden

Hydrangeas Public Gardens often focus on education, research and conservation. Occasionally they focus purely on pleasure. One of the gardens we visited while at the APGA conference was Chanticleer. Chanticleer … Continued

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