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Northeast Harbor, Maine
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Yes, the garden was designed by Charles K. Savage, who was inspired by the English landscape style and incorporated native Maine plants.
Thuya Lodge, located within the garden, was originally built in 1916 as a summer residence for Joseph H. Curtis, a Boston landscape architect.
The garden is part of the Mount Desert Land & Garden Preserve, which aims to protect and maintain the natural beauty of the area.
The garden features a variety of native and exotic plants, including rhododendrons, azaleas, and a collection of conifers.
Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Northeast Harbor from the garden's terraces and pathways.
The garden is surrounded by a network of trails that offer peaceful walks through the surrounding woodlands.
The garden is typically open to the public from late spring to early fall, allowing visitors to experience its seasonal blooms.
