Boxerwood Gardens
located in Lexington, Virginia
Boxerwood is a smallish garden in Lexington that was originally created by Dr. Robert S. Munger who over the years collected many different specimens on trees and plants. The aboretum spans 15 acres and the nature center has 6 different habitats. Much of the focus of the garden is on the environment and conservation, and they host numerous educational programs and tours for schools.
The arboretum is filled with both native and exotic trees and plants, including: 167 varieties of Dwarf Conifers, 57 Magnolias, 81 Dogwoods, 290 varieties of Rhododendrons / Azaleas and 154 varieties of Japanese Maple. Within the area, there is also a Herb Garden, Bee House, Lodge Center, a Wetlands area, bird blind, and mulch / compost educational areas.
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located in Lexington, Virginia
Boxerwood is a smallish garden in Lexington that was originally created by Dr. Robert S. Munger who over the years collected many different specimens on trees and plants. The aboretum spans 15 acres and the nature center has 6 different habitats. Much of the focus of the garden is on the environment and conservation, and they host numerous educational programs and tours for schools.
The arboretum is filled with both native and exotic trees and plants, including: 167 varieties of Dwarf Conifers, 57 Magnolias, 81 Dogwoods, 290 varieties of Rhododendrons / Azaleas and 154 varieties of Japanese Maple. Within the area, there is also a Herb Garden, Bee House, Lodge Center, a Wetlands area, bird blind, and mulch / compost educational areas.
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Boxerwood Gardens
Chesapeake Arboretum
Norfolk Botanical Gardens
View all gardens in Virginia
Address:
963 Ross Road
Lexington, VA
Hours & Times:
Mar 15-Nov 30
Tues-Sun: 9am-4pm
Closed: Xmas Day
Admission:
$5
Phone:
(540) 463-2697
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963 Ross Road
Lexington, VA
Hours & Times:
Mar 15-Nov 30
Tues-Sun: 9am-4pm
Closed: Xmas Day
Admission:
$5
Phone:
(540) 463-2697
Visit the Official Website
Gardens To See provides the latest travel and tourist information for public and private gardens around the world, but it is subject to change and difficult to maintain. If you have further information or pictures you would like to add, contact us.
Please make sure to call the garden in advance to check for changes in times and availablity. Some gardens have seasonal hours only.
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