Dow Gardens, in Midland, Michigan, is one of Michigan's best kept secrets. This restful place covers about 110 acres, and was created in 1899 by Herbert Dow, founder of Dow Chemical. Visitors can enjoy rhododendrons, crab apple trees, perrenial flowers, a rose garden, a children's garden, a waterfall, ornate and colorful bridges, and a conservatory for tropical plants.
Dow Chemicals has a garden? Wonder if they use chemicals?
ReplyDeleteHa! Probably!
DeleteThat looks so peaceful and pretty, especially with the water.
ReplyDeleteThat is a particularly pretty bridge!
DeleteThe pond is pretty.
ReplyDeleteI agree!
DeleteWauw that looks absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt's very pretty!
DeleteWow, I didn't know that they had a garden. I guess it is a well kept secret. Looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSince it's in your state, you'll have to visit!
Deletevery pretty. Nothing like corporate family money to sponsor beautiful places.
ReplyDeleteIt's nice they've used that money to create something so beautiful!
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