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Gardens in Massachusetts
The Bay State has suffered through the effects of logging which has reduced much of its wooded and forest areas of wilderness. However, there has been some regrowth in the East, and other areas have been set aside for gardens for the public. Featured Gardens:  Elm Bank Horticulture Center This is actually the new center for the Massachusetts Horticultural Society since 1996. The 36 acre area hosts different ... |
 Map of Massachusetts Gardens to Visit
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Listed Gardens in Massachusetts by City North Framington : Garden of the Woods Wellesley : Elm Bank Horticulture Center |
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