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Pasadena, California
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The garden was transformed from a barren lot into a lush public space in 2005, thanks to the efforts of local residents Betty and Charles McKenney.
Arlington Garden is designed as a Mediterranean climate garden, utilizing drought-tolerant plants to minimize water usage.
Visitors can enjoy a peaceful walk through the garden's seven-circuit labyrinth, which is made from decomposed granite and river stones.
Arlington Garden hosts various art installations and events, fostering a creative environment for local artists and visitors alike.
The diverse plant life in Arlington Garden provides a habitat for native birds, bees, and butterflies, contributing to local biodiversity.
Arlington Garden features a small citrus grove where visitors can enjoy the sight and scent of orange and lemon trees.
The garden's maintenance and development rely heavily on volunteers and community support, making it a true local effort.
