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Japanese Garden to Visit

Posted by Tony_C z5Michigan (My Page) on
Tue, Mar 8, 05 at 16:27

I'm in Grand Rapids, Michigan and eager to accelerate spring. During the next couple of weekends I have a chance to take a weekend break. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions. I'm game for a 300-400 mile trip south to find somewhere to visit. Tony


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RE: Japanese Garden to Visit

Hi Tony,
You can visit my garden (I am only joking.)
George

Here is a link that might be useful: George's Japanese Garden


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RE: Japanese Garden to Visit

Tony;

Try http://www.jgarden.org/ and put in your zip code on the main page.

Found three within 100 miles of ya.....

Michael


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Come to St. Louis for the largest stroll garden in the western hemisphere at the Missouri Botanical Garden. It may be more than 400 miles but we have killer Italian food also.


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Hi Tony, you might try Anderson's Gardens in Rockford Il. and the Chicago Botanical Gardens has a wonderful Japanese Garden. Check to be sure the Anderson's Gardens is open for visitors. Hope the weather improves, it's kind of cold.

Cheers Jando


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RE: Japanese Garden to Visit

Tony, Jando,

Anderson Gardens does not open until May 1st.

Greg

Here is a link that might be useful: Anderson Gardens


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So, Jeepster....where would you recommend to go for that Italian food after one visits the garden?


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Gardener KS

Luckily our garden is about three blocks away from the main Italian district "The Hill". You can get some original "Toasted Ravioli" at the place that created it - yuummmmmmm.


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Believe it or not, Fort Worth, Texas has an awesome Japanese Garden...the best place to visit on a scorching summer day in the metroplex!


 
 

 

 


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