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Lakeside Gardens

Curving along the land of both sides of the Great Basin, the Lakeside Gardens form a changing tapestry of color, texture and movement with serpentine curves, seasonal highlights and a juxtaposition of sun and shade.

Naturalistic in style, the Lakeside Gardens include creative combinations of perennials, ground covers, grasses, trees and shrubs. A much-anticipated moment each spring is the blooming of the 300 crab apple trees encircling the Great Basin and reflected in its waters.

Visit in late April to early May to experience this singular springtime event.

• Download a Great Basin guide
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Take a spring walk.

 

 

 

 
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