Bellevue Botanical Gardens
Though relatively new, there are a variety of wonderful gardens to explore at Bellevue. The areas include the Dahlia Garden, Entrance Garden, Alpine Rock Garden, Fuschia Garden, Perennial Border, Wateriwse Garden, Shorts Ground Cover Garden, Yao Japanese Garden, Native Discovery Garden and the Lost Meadow Trail. There is also a traditional Knot Garden with herbs, a Rhododendron Glen and a Wildflower Garden
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