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Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission Address: 195 New Karner RoadCity: AlbanyRegion: Upper Hudson ValleyZip Code: 12207 Phone 1: 518-456-0655 Web Address: Web Address One of the best remaining examples of an inland pine barren ecosystem in the world. |
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Address: 21 Blue Bird Inn RoadCity: Pawling Region: Mid Hudson ValleyZip Code: 12564 Phone 1: (845) 855-9023 Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web Address: Web Address Anne Raver of the New York Times describes the Brine Garden as "a dreamlike landscape." It is a private, six-acre, botanical garden on the scale of a public garden. The diverse plant collection includes many natives. Underway since 1990, the garden is the work of Garden Large's principal landscape designer, Duncan Brine. Visitors welcome by arrangement with their garden club. |
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Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies Address: 65 Sharon TurnpikeCity: MillbrookRegion: Mid Hudson ValleyZip Code: 12545 Phone 1: (845)677-7600 Web Address: Web Address A not-for-profit scientific research center offering Thursday science seminars (Sept.-May), public education programs and lectures, nature trails, fern glen, and a children's summer ecology camp. |
Address: 1 Clermont AvenueCty Rt 6 (off Rt 9G)City: Germantown Region: Upper Hudson ValleyZip Code: 12526 Phone 1: (518)537-4240 Phone 2: (845)229-2820 Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web Address: Web Address Country estate of seven generations of the prominent Livingston family. Restored mansion, visitor center, exhibit galleries, formal gardens, carriage trails, picnicking. |
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Address: Route 9W & 3rd St.City: Newburgh Region: Mid Hudson ValleyZip Code: 12550 Phone 1: 845-565-5559 Web Address: Web Address This 35-acre park was designed and landscaped in 1897 as a memorial to Andrew Jackson Downing by Frederick Law Olmstead and Calvert Vaux. It beautifully exemplifies Downing's vision of a planned rural landscape in a city setting. Shelter House contains park office and local visitor center. Special exhibits and events throughout the year. Guided park tours by appointment. |
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Formal Gardens at Vanderbilt Mansion Address: Route 9City: Hyde ParkRegion: Mid Hudson ValleyZip Code: 12538 Phone 1: (845)229-6432 Web Address: Web Address Restored formal Italian Gardens, characterized by reflecting pool, terraces, pergola and loggia, with 3 levels of annuals, perennials and roses. Groups welcome, tours available. |
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Address: Lucas AvenueCity: Kingston Region: Mid Hudson ValleyZip Code: 12401 Phone 1: 845 339-3053 Phone 2: 845 331-1682 Ext. 117 Web Address: Web Address A quaint, visitor-friendly facility in a garden setting allowing for close contact to the animals. Reptile house, birds of prey, domestic and wild birds, small and large mammals and apiary. Environment and nature programs available. |
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Address: 2683 South RoadCity: Poughkeepsie Region: Mid Hudson ValleyZip Code: 12601 Phone 1: 845/454-4500 Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web Address: Web Address Grounds open free 8 am to dusk year-round. 183 acres, including hiking trails, vegetable gardens and perennial gardens, stately trees, rolling hills and picturesque views. |
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Address: 362 Tyrrel RoadCity: Millbrook Region: Mid Hudson ValleyZip Code: 12545 Phone 1: (845)677-8000 Web Address: Web Address A unique contribution to garden art in America, its design is influenced by a Chinese style dating back 1,000 years. 40-acre lake surrounded by cliffs, low hills, waterfalls and streams. |
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Master Gardener Demonstration Gardens Address: 2715 Rt 44City: MillbrookRegion: Mid Hudson ValleyZip Code: 12545 Phone 1: 845/677-8223 x134 Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web Address: Web Address Educational gardens designed, planted and maintained by Master Gardener volunteers at Cornell Cooperative Extension Dutchess County; Bird & Bufferfly, Edible Landscape, Xeriscape and Shade. Group tours available by appointment. Free dawn to dusk season long, best time to visit between July-Sept. |
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