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A gleaming white Victorian glasshouse full of orchids and jungle, with a prime lawn out front.

Oldest Japanese garden in the US: koi, a drum bridge, and cherry blossoms in spring.

A 55-acre living museum of 8,000 plant species from cloud forests to redwoods.

Rainforest dome and a living roof under one Renzo Piano roof in the heart of the park.

Landmarked glass-domed atrium in the Palace Hotel for tea or champagne under stained glass.

A plant nursery with a Ritual coffee bar tucked inside; wander succulents with a latte.

Intimate 1928 garden growing only plants and flowers mentioned in Shakespeare's works.

A dell of rhododendrons bursting into color each spring.

Tucked 1940 fuchsia garden beloved by hummingbirds, with best blooms May through October.

Dutch-windmill tulip beds blazing into color each spring at the park's western edge.

The flower-bedded valley spilling down in front of the Conservatory of Flowers.

Riotous beds of the city flower, dahlias, peaking in bloom late summer into fall.