Andrew Martini

It is very cool to see the diversity of the individual plots. As others have pointed out, some are meticulously groomed and cared for, while (thankfully just a few) others are slightly less well taken care of. There are enough trees scattered around to grant some basic relief from the summer sun, and the rows have wood chips laid down for walking through, so mud and dirt are at a minimum. The garden's colors are beautiful. No real facilities, including seats of any kind, so this may be a destination where you need a green thumb to enjoy it fully.