Arboretums
Arboretums are the grand-daddies of the gardening world. Trees take years to reach maturity. Once established, an arboretum can last for 100s of years. Even if you can't tell the difference between a deciduous and conifer tree, an arboretum is a great place to spend a quite afternoon just walking about and enjoying the splendors of Mother Nature.
Botanical Gardens
Long gone are the botanical gardens created by botanists for other botanists. Today, botanical gardens are great places to see Mother Nature up close and there's no law that says you have to read all those Latin names. Ohio has a number of botanical gardens
Estate Gardens
Estate gardens are typically gardens created by owners of a large property and then either donated to the state or to a private foundation that maintains the gardens through funds from the foundation, with donations, and often the untiring work of volunteers.
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