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    Chadwick Arboretum & Learning Gardens

    4.6 (12 reviews)
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    (5/10/2018)
    Gwen W.

    I've yet to make it inside the Arboretum, this review is solely for their annual plant sale put on by Chadwick Arboretum every year in May. It's a great event, with a mix of vegetable and flowering plants, young trees, and gardening ornaments/yard decorations. My main purpose is always to load up on veggie seedlings to plant in my raised beds. However, this year we got a few starter trees, which I can't wait to see them grow and mature. Always a good event, and all proceeds go straight back into the programs put on for agriculture/horticulture/urban planning classes.

    Ryan S.

    One of the most gorgeous gardens around but hard to get to sans parking pass, these Ohio State repositories of plants species often go forgotten. The most interesting as well, the Lane Avenue Gardens, blends into the background so much that one doesn't notice it while driving pass, looking more like a common grove than an arranged garden. But it is there in front of the Schott, across Lane; to the civilians it is a breezy walkthrough, a spot for meditation, and an informative museum, to students it is a teaching tool and a practice field to gain horticultural skills. There are actually three sections hidden around the stadiums and halls of west campus: The Learning Garden is south of Woody Hayes featuring bamboo, wild flower, and other plots for instruction; the Arboretum North off Fred Taylor Drive featuring collection of trees around a lake; and the aforementioned Lane Garden. The later is the one I like the best. It has a maze brought over from France that runs by, under, and around a whole host of shrubs, brush, and trees. Hundreds of various plant genres and trees can be found. It's almost seems Asian to me, the tree placing, the visual bricks, the white stepping stones under canopy has a wild oriental appeal--though I doubt it was planned to. There are nice black benches sprinkled among the grounds where many coeds seem to read or meditate--both metaphorically and for real. A negative is the lack of complete peacefulness; the hums and honk of Lane and Olengtangy renders Chadwick little escape from the urban university district soundtrack. But I won't mark them down for that, the visual and aromatic delights of Chadwick is worthy of five stars.

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