Gardens at the Fred
Formal Knot Garden
Designed in a traditional style, this meticulously maintained garden features intricately arranged hedges and plantings, creating a visually striking geometric pattern that harks back to classic European landscapes.
Habel Camellia Lath House
A vibrant display of camellias in various shades and sizes, offering a brilliant burst of color, especially in the cooler months when many other plants are dormant.
Edward E. Gross Heirloom Gardens
A model for sustainable, high-yield gardening, this area demonstrates best practices for growing an abundance of vegetables in small spaces, perfect for visitors interested in practical, home-scale food production.
Native Plants & Pollinator Garden
Dedicated to supporting local wildlife, this garden features an array of native plants that attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, playing a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance.
Arboretum
A collection of trees from diverse species, the arboretum invites visitors to explore the beauty and benefits of trees in a landscape, promoting awareness of their importance in sustainable gardening and urban ecosystems.
Water Garden
Offering a peaceful retreat, the water garden is home to aquatic plants and creates a soothing environment with gentle water features that attract local wildlife.