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The Professional Gardener
gcorman

Great gardens in Minnesota?

21 years ago

Hi.

I'm a landscape designer in Arizona. I'm going to the Minneapolis area in July and would like to visit some great public and private gardens there.

I'd love to get some recommendations and contacts for visiting the gardens there -- like garden clubs, garden tour groups, etc.

Thank you.

Greg

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