Today, standing sentinel over the acreage is the Robert Lee Stowe Visitor Pavilion featuring pale yellow stucco walls fronted by 20 white Tuscan columns and topped with a breathtaking early 20th century stained-glass dome. <CLICK> Outside guests will find the Four Season Gardens featuring a central lawn and exiting through a charming Cottage Garden <CLICK> A tropically-themed Canal Garden is the Garden’s Centerpiece Also part of the master plan were the Allee, Scroll, Ribbon, and Serpentine Gardens; A very attractive and interesting Conifer Garden, which was not part of the master plan was also added to wrap up the guest experience along with the <CLICK> Encore Azalea garden that I mentioned a moment ago. Guest can also walk a 1/2 mile Woodland Trail; <CLICK> 12 exceptional fountains, which bring the sight and sound of moving water into the gardens, complete the experience and make it fun for the entire family.
Introduce Yourself In this presentation we will review Some of the history of Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden Look at Garden Master Plan Talk about why we’re building a conservatory in the first place Talk a little bit about orchids Then we’ll look at the plans for the conservatory
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