Links: Gardens

My goal was to limit this page to Woodland Wildflower Gardens. I failed. perhaps in the future I will have a list specifically limited to woodland wildflower Gardens. Several of these garden links will link you to several or many other private or public gardens and their plants and flowers.

There are many others gardens not readily availible to many 'Trillium Lovers". I invite all to submit any additional gardens or garden links for inclusion.

I have tried to link you down to the 'trillium' level pages where they exist and I could. I was not always successful. Some(but not all) garden links will link to trillium data, pics,or info.

Your Feedback and Submittals:
Please email me your comments ...<comments@trilliumresearch.org>.

Please email any Garden or Garden link submittals to ... <harold@trilliumresearch.org>.

• Gardens
  • Glendoick Gardens:

    http://www.glendoick.com/gardens/gindex.html

• Living Library: Dinosaur Hill Nature Preserve
• Edgewood Gardens: The John Lonsdale Garden
• University of Durham BOTANIC GARDEN:
• Dave's Garden: Trillium
• Rosebay Gardens: Your Gateway to Rhododendrons in New England to explore the hundreds of articles and thousands of images that await you, to tour many of the best gardens in the Northeast, and a few special trilliums if you can find them. http://www.rosebay.org/chapterweb/contentsi2.html
• WiseAcre Gardens: An Unusual Site Planted by a Blooming Looneytic. North of the Adirondacks.

  http://www.wiseacre-gardens.com/index.html

• Southeast States Botanical Gardens:
• Mt. Cuba Center: Greater Philadelphia Gardens and Mt. Cuba Center, Inc. Box 3570, Barley Mill Road, Greenville, DE 19807-0570, 302-239-4244 , jfrett@mtcubacenter.org

  http://www.greaterphiladelphiagardens.org/mtcuba.html

• United States Gardens: Botany has no frontier. French people will discover with this page some gardens of United States but also american websurfers will take an interest with it.
• Dunn Gardens: As the narrow drive to Dunn Gardens winds through towering Douglas firs, suburban Seattle recedes, and the pace slows down. The garden tour begins as a docent relates the 85-plus years of Dunn family involvement with these expansive grounds. Over the next hour and a half, the tour leads the visitor through a variety of landscapes. Plants in the gardens range from diminutive trilliums, no more than an inch tall, to Douglas firs towering more than 150 feet in the air
  http://www.dunngardens.org/home.html
  

• Dunaway Gardens: 3218 Roscoe Road/Hwy. 70,
  Newnan, Georgia 30263, 678-423-4050
  http://www.dunawaygardens.com/links.html