Rutger's Garden, in New Brunswick, New Jersey, is a 180-acre garden which is comprised of a series of horticultural collections. The oldest dates back to 1927. Some of these include an American Hollies Collection, Shrub Collection, Shade Tree Collection, Ornamental Tree Collection, and a Bamboo Forest.
There are plenty of walking paths, perennials, shrubs, exotic flowers, and even a 92-acre pond for visitors to enjoy.
The garden is open daily from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Admission is free. (In case you're wondering, income for the garden is generated through the rental of the pavilion and a log cabin for events. And also by donations.)
Before I go, I'd like to share a new book trailer video for my recently-released book, Don't Feed the Elephant. This one was done by ePublishingeXperts, the illustrator of the book, and features animation of the illustrations and a narration done by me. If you've never heard my voice, you might find it interesting !
Love the look of that garden and 'free' is one of my favourite prices.
ReplyDeleteThe video is charming as I'm sure the book must be. You could do voice-overs in ads. Really!
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Free gardens are easy on the pocket book!
DeleteThanks for your nice comments about the video!
Very cute video.
ReplyDeleteThere are a lot of gardens in New Jersey, aren't there? That one has a really big pond. I'd almost call that a lake.
I'm not sure where the line is drawn between a lake and a pond. But that is certainly a very big pond!
DeleteYour trailer is adorable!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I think it turned out well.
DeleteYou have the perfectly warm, calm voice for this. I like that your book is not only silly and fun, it also teachers letters of the alphabet. Great work.
ReplyDeletePS I was thinking the same as Alex - what a huge pond!
Thanks!
DeleteAnd yes, 92 acres sounds more like a lake, but they call it a pond, so I did, too.
I think anything with the Rutgers name on it is a class act. Rutgers University is a really nice campus.
ReplyDeleteand your book trailer is really cute!
I've never been to Rutgers University. I'll have to look that up.
DeleteHi Sherry - it was great hearing your voice ... loved the way it has an echo to it at the beginning - but well done - while the book sounds fun ... lovely - cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteThanks. I had to record my voice and send it over to the creator of the video. Somehow he made it all work out.
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