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| While “Mother Nature” provides her own incredible natural show, Five Rivers MetroParks maintains three spectacular gardens, each with its own unique vision and personality. From formal to natural in design, each of the garden parks provides a peaceful and educational experience for the plant lover in all of us. |
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| List of all Garden Parks |
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Aullwood Garden MetroPark
This nationally recognized, historic estate garden is rich in plant diversity, habitats and tranquility. Many bird and butterfly species are observed here. The garden acquired its present configuration in the two decades following John and Marie’s marriage in 1923.
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Cox Arboretum MetroPark
This beautiful 189-acre facility is a special place for visitors to escape among trees, shrubs, specialty gardens, mature forests, and prairies. The arboretum hosts year-round educational programs that teach children and adults about sustainable horticulture, plant science, and conservation.
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Wegerzyn Gardens MetroPark
Stroll through formal gardens and the delightful Children’s Discovery Garden. Every season has something special to offer. Home gardeners will find a wealth of design ideas, wonderful plants, and cultivation techniques suitable for the Miami Valley. Also walk the Marie Aull Nature Trail and Swamp Forest Boardwalk and discover the scenic Stillwater River corridor.
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