Arnold Arboretum, a botanical garden, located in Jamaica Plain, is the crown jewel in Frederick Law Olmsted's Emerald Necklace, which is the chain of Boston parks that he created. The manicured grounds, under the management of Harvard University, are filled with exotic flora that are tagged with species and genus names for the eager amateur botanist. The annual "Lilac Sunday" during the second week of May draws thousands of visitors to enjoy the beauty of over 500 lilac bushes.
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Harvard University established the 265-acre Arnold Arboretum in 1872, the first in the country. Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, the arboretu...
The country's oldest arboretum features plenty of trails and a spectacular array of flowering trees, blossoms and wildflowers.
OverviewDesigned by Frederick Law Olmsted, America's first landscape architect, this 265-acre historic landmark is the oldest arboretum in
Like a walk in the wood without getting lost by Mari-lynn c. at InsiderPages
Arnold Arboretum is a nice place for a stroll with you family or friends. You can even bring the dog for a walk. They do need to be leashed a...
Get away from Boston, without leaving the city by Jessica R. at InsiderPages
This place isn't the best arboretum I've ever been too but it certainly is nice. Although pleasantly hilly and sprinkled generously with all k...
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relaxation. The Aboretum is an excellent place to get away from it all in short distance. It is a relaxing place where after a hard day of wor...
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