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Trip to Butchart Gardens

21 years ago

Really enjoyed a trip to Butchart Gardens in Victoria this summer. It's an incredible floral display. For anyone who has not been there, the Garden is a former mining site, so much of it is lower than the surrounding area, as shown in the photo below.

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flowergirl_VA
21 years ago
Oh wow! Thanks for much for sharing!
Barry_M
21 years ago
I lived in Brentwood Bay, just 5 minutes away but only managed to visit the gardens once. Now I look back and see how foolish I was!
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Mark_in_Vancouver
21 years ago
What's sad is that you can't gain access during the most spectacular season without the place being crowded. To wander through in solitude - they should sell lottery tickets!
Gingers_Garden
21 years ago
Buchart Gardens is gorgeous. We are planning to go on an Alaskan cruise next summer and one of the stops is Victoria. I am SO looking forward to seeing Buchart on that stop! Thank you for posting the picture.
Kristi

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