Explore the Gardens

Typical of Ohio in the 1840s when the Gantz farmhouse was built, this kitchen garden demonstrated herbs with multiple uses, heirloom vegetables and old fruit varieties that could be preserved and stored for winter.

Representing trends from the late 20th century, the forms and materials in this garden change. Curving walls and walks of wire-cut brick contrast with the old brick of the Garden of Yesterday and geometric forms of the Garden of Tomorrow. Emphasizing the uses of plant products and the relationships between plants.

Typical of Ohio in the 1840s when the Gantz farmhouse was built, this kitchen garden demonstrated herbs with multiple uses, heirloom vegetables and old fruit varieties that could be preserved and stored for winter.

The Garden of the 5 Senses was developed to provide a welcoming, accessible environment where visitors can experience plants through sight, scent, taste, touch, and hearing. Using herbs and native plants, the garden creates a sensory experience that supports relaxation, curiosity, and connection with the natural world.

This garden focuses on landscaping herbs and their sensory effects. The plants serve as focal points, ground cover and other roles. Many are grown in containers.

In addition, we also have the Hummingbird Garden, The Ohio Native Prairie Garden, The Rain Garden, The Rock Garden, The Native Dry Shade Garden Monarch and more!