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    Gardens in Berkshire County

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    Berkshire Botanical Garden

    Stockbridge

    One of the oldest botanical gardens in New England, Berkshire Botanical Garden has served as a place of beauty and horticultural education in historic Stockbridge since 1934. The 24-acre garden features 26 display gardens including exuberant perennial borders, a historic 1937 Herb Garden, a Pond Garden, and native plant gardens, explicitly emphasizing pollinator-friendly plantings including "varieties that welcome bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and even nighttime moths." Located in the Berkshire Hills, it draws ruby-throated hummingbirds migrating through the Housatonic River corridor.

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