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Smithsonian Gardens
The many gardens that surround the Smithsonian are a “museum without walls.” All have been designed to complement the museums they border and to enhance the overall museum experience of learning, appreciation, and enjoyment.
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Featuring orchid collections from Smithsonian Gardens and the United States Botanic Garden, this joint exhibition explores the many ways orchids bring together individuals, communities, and nature. See hundreds of orchid blooms and discover . Shortened snippet. View full page for more details.
Smithsonian Gardens
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Smithsonian Gardens
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Aproximately 150 species native to the Piedmont region are featured in four habitats: upland hardwood forest, wetland, cropland, and meadow. Native wildflowers grow under oaks, pines, and magnolias, while paw-paws and birch trees surround the . Shortened snippet. View full page for more details.
Smithsonian Gardens
Smithsonian Gardens
A 4.2-acre rooftop park, named for its donor, features an embroidered parterre in a geometric design of plants and flowers rotated seasonally, an Asian-influenced garden adjacent to the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, and a Moorish-influenced garden. Shortened snippet. View full page for more details.
Smithsonian Gardens
Smithsonian Gardens
