Sarah P. Duke Gardens

was very disappointing not to be able to ride the train, as there was some sort of 'Pumpkin Patch' event going on, but we will catch that the next time we go!

A small garden at Duke University, which consists of three parks, each with its own characteristics. There are tall trees and a variety of flowers and plants, and birds, frogs and small animals are free. The Asian garden on the north side is especially exquisite. Also opened up a small garden with various vegetable plants and some poultry for children to learn. It feels very good.

I found out from the library. I didn’t expect that there is a garden of this size in the university. It takes at least half an hour to turn around. I also sat for a while and took some photos. It’s just that what time does this sign say that the door is closed at dusk?

This garden is relatively large, it is quite large in the university, and there are two gardens in the garden. This fountain is near the Chinese-style garden. The shape is quite distinctive and the scenery is pleasant at dusk.

Free botanical garden, when you go to the flowers are full, beautiful.