Gardens in Vancouver

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Gardens in Vancouver

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  • platypus150
    Melbourne, Australia27,499 contributions
    A feature that I thought was really nice was tubs of flowers at the entrance and a map showing where you could go to see each of those flowers.
    Written September 17, 2023
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  • Maria F
    64 contributions
    Lots of great photos
    Lovely seasonal colors
    Well maintained grounds
    The paths were safe and free of leaves
    The gardens were in transition due to season👍
    Well worth it!
    A group of talented & happy people dancing/performing/singing on the stage near the Henry Moore sculpture 👏🎉👏
    Loved the Bloedel Conservatory👍💕🎉with colorful birds and flowering plants 👏💕👏👍
    Written October 28, 2023
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  • bill g
    Northumberland, UK156 contributions
    I enjoyed my visit to the Conservatory. It was $5.50 and really worth twice the admission charge. It consists of a tropical garden/jungle with various species of birds from warmer and more humid climes. It was interesting and educational and suitable for both young and old. It is accessible, however it is possible that those with breathing conditions may find the humidity oppressive.
    Written November 2, 2023
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  • springbank
    Greve, Denmark3,659 contributions
    Located in the city's Chinatown, it was the first Chinese garden built outside of Asia. It's a small intimate garden where you will find beautiful pavilions, covered walkways, a jade green pond with koi fish, and a collection of 150-year-old miniature tree. It think it brings a peaceful respite from the surrounding hustle and bustle.
    You can explore the gardens without spending any penny. The garden is worth exploring.
    Written August 7, 2023
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  • Paint S
    2 contributions
    Amazing Autumn colours.Lots of photos taken but only one fits limit amount of alowed pixells.Spring and Autumn is the best time to walk in this garden
    Written October 10, 2023
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  • ted b
    9 contributions
    I look at UBC Garden as two different places.
    1) The first is the Japanese Garden, which is more of a rainforest atmosphere. That is more trees than garden. And in there you'll find the tree tops adventure, several suspension bridges. Even though they are secure, it can be a workout, keeping your balance while navigating through. For me, more of a workout than Capilano, but it's not difficult.

    If you do take the tree top adventure and Ian or someone from the company is there, take a few minutes and start a conversation. The suspension bridges are run by a private company, who has locations all over the world. I'm glad I stopped to talk.

    2) The second part is the garden part, as you'll see in the picture above. I was there in August and didn't see a whole lot of flowers in bloom, but still a very nice walk through the park
    Written August 26, 2023
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  • Chris D
    New Westminster, Canada3,136 contributions
    If, like me, you've spent a few hours at UBC and are feeling a bit overawed by its enormity, set aside a moment to rest here. Stunning views of the ocean, coupled with some great flower arrangements, will allow you to absorb all you have experienced so far today.
    Written September 19, 2022
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  • Chris D
    New Westminster, Canada3,136 contributions
    Stumbled onto to this interesting spot while walking from Lost Lagoon to Second Beach. The City Parks Board has a lot of background on why these rhododendrons are where they are, and I encourage you to look this up if interested. Me, I was impressed with the design and the windy little trails which were a pleasant break from sharing blacktop with large groups of bikes. To help you find this; it sort of surrounds the "pitch and putt" near Second Beach, and stretches south to Lagoon Drive and west to Stanley Park Drive. A great place to stop and catch your breath if you are walking or cycling in the area.
    Written August 13, 2023
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  • Carrie O
    New Westminster, Canada2 contributions
    They sent the wrong seeds and customer service wouldnt do anything about it. Bad germination rate also considering im an experienced grower.
    Written September 25, 2023
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