Gardens 16
Public gardens and arboretums whose grounds a leashed dog may visit.
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Presby Memorial Iris Gardens
Dogs: Leashed dogs in the gardens.
A hillside of thousands of iris varieties in Montclair, at their dazzling best for a few weeks in mid to late May.
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Rutgers Gardens
Dogs: Leashed dogs on the garden paths and grounds.
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Laurelwood Arboretum
Dogs: Leashed dogs on the arboretum's pathways.
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Richard W. DeKorte Park
Dogs: Leashed dogs on the Lyndhurst Nature Preserve, Transco Trail, Saw Mill Creek Trail and Kingsland Overlook; not on the Marsh Discovery Trail.
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Sayen House and Gardens
Dogs: Leashed dogs on the garden grounds; not inside the historic house (certified service dogs excepted).
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Thielke Arboretum
Dogs: Leashed dogs on the arboretum's trails and grounds.
Over the border
A short drive into New York, Pennsylvania and Delaware.
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Awbury Arboretum
Dogs: Leashed dogs welcome on the arboretum grounds; keep them out of the garden beds.
A Quaker family's former estate in Germantown, now an open landscape of old trees, meadows and ponds.
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Bartram's Garden
Dogs: Leashed dogs allowed on the grounds, a City of Philadelphia park; off-leash pets are prohibited.
The oldest surviving botanic garden in North America, begun by John Bartram in 1728 on the banks of the Schuylkill River.
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Beatrix Farrand Garden Association
Dogs: Leashed dogs welcome on the garden's paths and lawns; keep them out of the beds and out of park buildings.
A restored flower garden designed by Beatrix Farrand for her cousins' estate, Bellefield, beside the Roosevelt home in Hyde Park.
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Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden
Dogs: Dogs welcome in most outdoor areas of the campus; not in buildings, the Chinese Scholar's Garden or the Heritage Farm.
A 19th-century home for retired sailors on Staten Island, now gardens, galleries and a Chinese scholar's garden.
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Ambler Arboretum of Temple University
Dogs: Leashed dogs welcome on the arboretum's paths and roadways; keep them out of the gardens and planted areas.
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Arboretum at Laurel Hill
Dogs: Leashed dogs welcome on the cemetery grounds; only service dogs in buildings.
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Bailey Arboretum
Dogs: Leashed dogs welcome on the arboretum grounds.
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Cornell Botanic Gardens
Dogs: Leashed dogs welcome in the gardens and the arboretum; keep them out of garden beds.
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Scott Arboretum & Gardens
Dogs: Leashed dogs welcome in the arboretum and on the established paths in the Crum Woods.
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University of Delaware Botanic Gardens
Dogs: Leashed dogs on the garden paths and grounds.



