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Sep 26, 2023 · Explore the outdoor gardens with a map and a self-guided tour. Enjoy the seasonal blooms, the historic barn, and the cafe at the Edwards Garden Courtyard.
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Before it was a vast expanse of manicured public space, Edwards Gardens were the private estate of Alexander Milne. The land was eventually purchased by Rupert Edwards in 1944; he created a garden on the then-neglected piece of land. Edwards eventually sold the land to the City of Toronto in 1955 to become a public park, and it was named Edwards Ga...
People typically spend anywhere from one to three hours at Edwards Gardens, depending on the time of year and what they’re looking for – be it a short break or a long walk through the grounds. The sprawling site is spread out over an upland area and a lower valley section. The gardens are home to perennials and roses on the upland area, and then fe...
Edwards Gardens are located at 755 Lawrence Avenue East and easily accessible by public transit. TTC buses pass the corner of Leslie Street and Lawrence Avenue regularly so you can take the Lawrence East 54 bus or the 54A bus to the gardens. Or, from the Yonge subway line, you can go to Eglinton Station and take the 51, 54 or 162 bus to Lawrence Av...
There are a few other worthwhile attractions in close proximity to Edwards Gardens. Consider the Aga Khan Museum, the Ontario Science Centre with interactive exhibits for kids of all ages, and CF Shops at Don Mills for some serious retail therapy.
Learn about the history, attractions and location of Edwards Gardens, a 35-acre public park in North York. See themed gardens, water features, a greenhouse, a rockery and more.
Edwards Gardens is a botanical garden located on the southwest corner of Leslie Street and Lawrence Avenue East in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is also the site of the Toronto Botanical Garden, a private not-for profit organization previously called the Civic Garden Centre.
Edwards Gardens is a former estate garden with perennials, roses, wildflowers and a rockery. It also hosts the Toronto Botanical Gardens, which offers programs, tours, camps and a library.
This beautiful Toronto Botanical Garden is FREE to visit and boasts a wide range of natural and manicured gardens. Info, photos, video, map and directions.
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