Garden Features
The structures in the gardens at the Morris Arboretum span the centuries. The Morrises not only designed many features themselves, but also employed the finest local architects of their time. The knowledge that their garden is now on the National Register of Historic Places would have pleased John and Lydia, who were active in historic preservation. The Arboretum has also won recent recognition as one of the nation's best-designed public landscapes.
Click on any one of the pictures below for a detailed description and larger image.
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Azalea Meadow |
Cottage Garden |
English Park |
F. Otto Haas
Oak Allee |
Garden Railway |
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Hardy Fern Garden /
Stumpery |
Herb Garden |
Holly Slope |
Japanese Hill
and Water Garden |
Japanese Overlook |
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Madeleine K. Butcher
Sculpture Garden |
Magnolia Slope |
Meadow Garden |
Mixed Border |
Orange Balustrade |
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Pennock Flower Walk |
Rose Garden |
Rose Garden
Rock Wall |
Seven Arches |
Step Fountain |
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Swan Pond |
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