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Inniswood Metro Gardens

Inniswood Metro Gardens in Westerville, Ohio, blends formal gardens with the feel of a wooded nature preserve. The 123-acre site is known for its streams, woodlands, wildflowers and landscaped gardens, offering a setting that feels both cultivated and natural. Today, it includes more than 2,000 plant species, specialty collections and themed garden areas, making it one of central Ohio’s best-known public gardens. The site began as the estate of sisters Grace and Mary Innis, who

Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in Columbus, Ohio, is one of the city’s best-known horticultural attractions and a long-standing part of the park’s history. The conservatory traces its roots to 1851, when the Columbus Horticultural Society purchased 10 acres to establish a public garden. Over time, the site expanded as surrounding land was added for county fairgrounds, and in 1886, the Ohio Legislature formally designated the grounds as Franklin Park for public use. The
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Atlanta Botanical Garden

The 30-acre garden is home to a number of exhibits, including an edible garden, a rose garden and rare orchid display. In 2010, the Atlanta Botanical Garden opened the Canopy Walk, a 600-foot-long walkway that towers 40 feet above the ground and gives visitors a chance to view a woodland garden from above.