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Gardens in New Jersey
When we're talking about gardens, what more could you expect from a state known as "The Garden State"? But interestingly, the origin of New Jersey's nickname is a mystery - especially since over 97% of the population is involved in non-agricultural occupations. Featured Gardens: Sayen GardensThe 30 acre Sayen Botanical Gardens is also a municipal park in Hamilton Park. Originally the home of Fred Sayen and his family since 1912, it was converted into a public garden ... |
Map of New Jersey Gardens to Visit
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