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Lexington, Virginia
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The garden features a diverse array of over 2,000 tree species, including some rare and endangered varieties.
Boxerwood was originally a private residence and garden created by Dr. Robert H. Munger in the 1950s, who was passionate about horticulture and conservation.
The center provides a range of environmental education programs for children and adults, focusing on sustainability and nature conservation.
The garden emphasizes the cultivation and preservation of native Virginian plant species to promote local biodiversity.
The Play Trail is a popular feature, designed to encourage children to engage with nature through creative and interactive play spaces.
The garden is recognized by the National Wildlife Federation for providing essential elements for wildlife to thrive, such as food, water, cover, and places to raise young.
