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Asheville, North Carolina
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The gardens host the endangered Biltmore Ash, a tree species native to the Southern Appalachian region.
The gardens span over 10 acres, providing a diverse range of native plant species and habitats to explore.
The gardens are maintained by a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the native plants of the Southern Appalachians.
The gardens offer educational programs and workshops on native plants and environmental conservation.
Established in 1961, the gardens have been a sanctuary for native plants and a resource for botanical education for over 60 years.
The gardens are designed to mimic the natural landscapes of the Southern Appalachian Mountains, providing a naturalistic setting for visitors.
