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April 12, 2023

Sarah P. Duke Gardens- Durham, NC

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Are you tired of all of my spring pictures? I hope not because there are more coming. Today I just wanted to share a few pictures from our trip to the Sarah P. Duke Gardens in Durham, NC. Located on the Duke University campus this has been a destination I have wanted to visit for years and finally we were able to make it during a spring time visit to Aaron and Erin. It was lovely. Even though not everything is blooming, it is a space that is great to visit anytime of the year.

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The gardens are well marked and there are many places to just sit and enjoy the surrounding beauty. The day we were there it was definitely being used for walking and picnics and had a lot of activity.

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I love the mission that the gardens have. It’s absolutely perfect.

OUR MISSION:

Sarah P. Duke Gardens creates and nurtures an environment in the heart of Duke University for learning, inspiration and enjoyment through excellence in horticulture and community engagement.

OUR VISION:

Sarah P. Duke Gardens is widely recognized as a premier public garden, providing extraordinary visitor experiences, horticultural artistry, leadership in conservation, and innovative programs. It plays a vital role in the life and values of Duke University and is a respite from the ordinary in a welcoming and beautiful setting.

OUR CORE VALUES:

Beauty: Duke Gardens is an artful expression inspired by nature.

Excellence: We model excellence in horticultural practices and display, public engagement and sustainability.

Inspiration: We lift our visitors’ spirits, touch their hearts and engage their minds.

Integrity: We act ethically, inclusively and respectfully in our relationships.

Sustainability: We conserve our resources and model best environmental practices.

Inclusiveness: We connect diverse communities representing Duke, Durham and visitors from around the world.  

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For more information about Sarah P. Duke Gardens click here to go to the website.

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