Welcome to/Interesting Plants in Julia's Garden, World War I Memorial Park and Zoo - North Attleborough, MA
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There is a kiosk within Julia's Garden that welcomes people to the garden and has information about the plants and a couple butterflies found there.
Waymark Code: WMCJ39
Location: Massachusetts, United States
Date Posted: 09/11/2011
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In North Attleborough, there is a place called Julia's Garden, which has a kiosk that welcomes you to the garden and provides information on plants found there as well as one or two butterflies.
Julia's Garden is located within North Attleborough's World War I Memorial Park and Zoo, which is off Elmwood Street (Mass. Route 106). Park by the petting zoo along the main road. Walk through the zoo and then through the archway to the garden, on your left. The kiosk is straight ahead.
The welcome sign has a map and descriptions of the general types of trees and plants found there. The sign states that there are over 40 trees and shrubs, and over 100 perrenials found there. There are native plants, tactile plants, butterfly plants, and fragrant plants. The sign also states that many of these plant are tagged so you can find out what they are.
The sign, Interesting Plants in Julia's Garden has the names of specific plants in the garden, a key to the tag, a key to leaf shapes, and a paragraph and picture of a butterfly that could be found there.
This is a nice spot, that in addition to plats, there is a giant slide, a bridge, and various sculptures.
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