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Gardens in North Carolina
North Carolina, sometimes called the Tar Heel State is a mixed environment of coastal plains, foothills and mountains with sometimes severe and varied weather. Nevertheless, there are many botanical and other public gardens to visit in the state. Featured Gardens: Daniel Stowe Botanical GardenThis is a fairly young garden but in recent years has become extremely popular (it was named by HGTV as one of the nation's 20 greatest gardens). It was started up in 1989 ... |
Map of North Carolina Gardens to Visit
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Listed Gardens in North Carolina by City Belmont : Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden Charlotte : McGill Rose Garden |
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