5/5 Rich D. 9 months ago on Google • 47 reviews
A
great
place
for
plant
geeks
and
anyone
looking
for
a
break
in
the
middle
of
a
rather
hectic
area.
Cost
is
five
dollars.
Parking
is
visible
in
several
areas
as
you
enter.
A
main
path
goes
around
all
the
areas
that
include
a
butterfly
area,
A
shade
garden,
aroids,
medicinal,
etc.
You
will
shoot
off
from
side
to
side
from
the
main
path
to
see
all
the
individual
gardens.
Don't
be
shy
to
go
into
areas.
There
are
changes
ongoing,
so
you'll
have
to
find
where
the
orchids
are
being
displayed.
Currently
they
are
behind
the
office
in
a
little
patio
area
with
a
small
fishpond.
Do
look
for
this
as
they
have
quite
a
collection
to
pick
from.
A
greenhouse
full
of
them
are
picked
over
by
a
group
of
orchid
lovers
and
set
out
for
you
to
see.
The
most
impressive
bloomers
are
brought
out
by
these
volunteers,
and
I
love
seeing
what
is
in
bloom
each
visit.
There
is
a
plant
shop
you
can
buy
from.
There
are
simple
restrooms,
and
the
only
food
or
drink
is
a
drink
machine.
You
can
bring
in
your
own
food
as
there
are
a
good
many
tables
for
you
to
sit
at
and
enjoy
a
picnic.
A
lawn
or
two
also,
if
you
would
like
to
bring
a
blanket.
They
boast
a
good
number
of
tropical
plants
and
trees,
something
is
always
blooming.
The
staff
is
small
with
the
rest
is
done
by
volunteers
so
expect
a
bump
or
two
in
the
road
and
don't
be
shocked
by
a
weed.
Otherwise,
this
is
a
spot
I
visit
frequently.
The
new
direction
with
more
native
plants
always
gives
me
something
new
to
see
and
possibly
try
to
use
in
my
own
yard.
I
like
that
a
great
deal.
For
5
bucks,
you
can't
beat
the
range
of
plants
you
will
see.
*(If
you
just
want
to
shop
the
plant
shop
there
is
no
fee
to
enter)
To
walk
the
gardens,
pay
at
the
small
building
/
plant
shop
where
you
park.
I
tend
to
spend
1
to
2
hours
here,
but
I
am
a
plant
geek.
Don't
miss
the
cactus
and
succulent
area.
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