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Gardens in Florida
With a name that means flowery in Spanish, The Sunshine State boasts numerous different parks including the everglades, as well as different gardens and botanical areas that are open to the public. Featured Gardens:  Kanapaha Botanical GardensThe Kanapaha Gardens get their name from nearby Lake Kanapaha (Kanapaha derives from Native American words for palmetto and house). It's current size of 62 acres was reached in ... |
 Map of Florida Gardens to Visit
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