Oregon Garden, Botanical garden in Silverton, United States
The Oregon Garden is a large botanical garden in Silverton featuring over 20 specialty garden sections, including rose gardens, a children's area, and a water garden with bridges and walkways. The grounds blend different landscape styles throughout the property.
The garden was conceived in the 1940s by the Oregon Association of Nurseries and opened to visitors in 1999. The City of Silverton acquired the land in 1995 to make this botanical vision possible.
The Gordon House within the grounds was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and reflects his distinctive architectural approach. Its presence shapes how visitors move through and experience the space.
Visitors can take a tram tour or explore the grounds on foot, with maps available at the visitor center. Plan for two to three hours to see the main areas comfortably.
The property features an innovative water management system that filters Silverton's water through stepped wetlands. This natural filtering system supports both the garden's needs and the local farming community.
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