Kansas State University Gardens Review

The beauty of Kansas State University Garden is really amazing. It's a great layout. It's a great level of construction. It's also a great idea of design. The layout of flowers and plants is amazing.

The environment is good and the transportation is convenient. It's worth visiting.

The layout is very good. The whole landscape has a sense of design.

Maintenance here is very attentive, really different feeling

One of the gems of Kansas is the beautiful romantic garden and the bizarre insects. It is located on the K-State campus. It is a learning laboratory and an educational resource for students and the public. Then this park is a lot of development steps and is currently free to visit. My favorite area is the blooming rose garden, the whole area from the core fountain to the numerous rest and relaxation areas is beautiful. The garden is small in size and can be done in 10 to 15 minutes if you really want to take a moment to enjoy it. We visited in mid-April and usually the flowers are open at the right time. Both fountains are beautiful and the springs that come out in the flowers are pleasing to the eye. If you are here to find the flowers and plants, then maybe you are in the wrong place. But if you are here to relax and stay away from the noise, then this is the place for you! The attached insect zoo is really great, it costs $3 to enter and there are lots of really cool insects. creepy arthropods like spiders, scorpions. They even have black UV flashlights installed next to certain chopsticks and it is amazing to see how they glow under UV. They have an area where insects are placed in the kitchen and open drawers to find bugs staring at you. The sink in the kitchen area was also part of the exhibition, which hid the skeleton in the sink. I leaned casually against the counter and realized I was surrounded by armpits, scaring my wife into jumping. If you like to take pictures, this is the ideal place not only for the natural scenery, but also for a variety of insects. Spring roses are in full bloom, and couples on campus will spend the month before and after the month. Tips: 1. The garden is free but the insect garden costs $3. 2. There are many flowers in the spring garden, and friends with pollen allergies should be cautious.