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    Gardens in Providence County

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    The Roger Williams Park Botanical Center is New England's largest glasshouse display garden, operated by the City of Providence within the historic 435-acre Roger Williams Park. The outdoor Botanical Center features a Native Plant Meadow, perennial gardens, a rose maze, a rain garden, and a woodland hillside garden with seasonal bee balm, coneflower, and phlox plantings that create outstanding hummingbird habitat in summer. Ruby-throated Hummingbirds visit the outdoor Native Plant Meadow and perennial gardens from late May through early September.

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