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The Gardens at Elm Bank, home of Massachusetts Horticultural Society, occupies of Elm Bank Reservation,
History
Property records date back to 1732 when Thomas Fuller owned the tract on land then known as the Natick Plain. The Bressingham Garden is assumed to be one garden itself due to its size, but it is just one in six of the distinct gardens this reservation holds.
The six total gardens at Elm Bank reservation include:
Dell Garden
Foggy Bottom Garden
Fragrant Garden
Winter Garden
Summer Garden
Woodland Garden
Weezie's Garden for Children
A series of small spiraling gardens, each giving visitors the opportunity to plant, water or interact in some way with the garden's elements. Children's classes are held throughout the spring, summer and fall in this special garden.
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External links
- Massachusetts Horticultural Society
- Elm Bank Reservation Department of Conservation and Recreation