Spread across a vast land of 40 acres, Niagara Falls Botanical Gardens were opened in 1936. These European-style gardens are home to a variety of plant species including roses, allees, herbs, and vegetables. The Tulip beds in the garden are a treat to the eye and make for a lovely sight to behold. The bushes in the garden are pruned in various shapes like ponies, clock, and cones. The hedges are well-manicured and are regularly trimmed. The fountains along with the blooming plants add to the beauty of the gardens. There are concrete sidewalks throughout the gardens that are ideal for a leisurely stroll. Walking through the garden will instantly rejuvenate you. If you are in the neighborhood with some free time on your hands, you must head towards these botanical gardens.

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