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N S W E F L O W E R S D R I V E D U K E A D M I S S I O N S STAFF AREA A10 A11 B10 MEMORIAL GATE PRESIDENT’S BRIDGE GATE HANES GATE B8 B9 H6 LEWIS STREET GATE A8 welcome to DUKE GARDENS 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. HISTORIC GARDENS Azalea Court Bartter Family Terrace House / Café (seasonal) Dawn Redwood Fisher Amphitheater Frances P. Rollins Overlook Hanes Iris Garden Historic Terraces, Pergola & Fish Pool Iris Bridge Leubuscher Rock Garden Mary Duke Biddle Rose Garden / Roney Fountain Memorial Garden President’s Bridge Spengler Camellia Garden Sundial & Butterfly Garden Walker Dillard Kirby Perennial Allée DORIS DUKE CENTER & GARDENS Angle Amphitheater & Virtue Peace Pond Burpee Learning Center Charlotte Brody Discovery Garden Doris Duke Center / Terrace Gift Shop Page-Rollins White Garden / Gothic Pavilion Spring Woodland Garden Welch Woodland Garden Overlook & Stream H.L. BLOMQUIST GARDEN OF NATIVE PLANTS Bird Viewing Shelter Blomquist Gatehouse Blomquist Pavilion Blomquist South Entrance Carnivorous Plant Bog Edwin F. Steffek Jr. Bridge & Fern Grotto McNabb Family Bridge & Stream Piedmont Prairie and Classroom Steve Church Endangered Species Garden Wildlife Garden W.L. CULBERSON ASIATIC ARBORETUM Arboretum Entrance Chinese Garden (future) Durham-Toyama Sister Cities Japanese Pavilion/Teahouse Garden for Peace Kathleen Smith Moss Garden Meyer Bridge (arched red bridge) Peonies Pine Clouds Mountain Stream (Sho Un Kei) Ruth Mary Meyer Japanese Garden Waterfowl Observation Area Zig-zag Bridge LEGEND Restroom Water fountain Food (seasonal) Emergency telephone Parking pay station Handicapped parking, ramp Suggested accessible route (Please note that some grades exceed 5%) Consider supporting Duke Gardens: gardens.duke.edu/support For emergencies, please call 911 or use the emergency phones shown on this map.
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welcome toDUKE GARDENS
Sarah P. Duke Gardens creates and nurtures an environment in the heart of Duke University for learning, inspiration and enjoyment through excellence in horticultureand community engagement.
HISTORIC GARDENSAzalea Court
Bartter Family Terrace House / Café (seasonal)
Dawn Redwood
Fisher Amphitheater
Frances P. Rollins Overlook
Hanes Iris Garden
Historic Terraces, Pergola & Fish Pool
Iris Bridge
Leubuscher Rock Garden
Mary Duke Biddle Rose Garden / Roney Fountain
Memorial Garden
President’s Bridge
Spengler Camellia Garden
Sundial & Butterfly Garden
Walker Dillard Kirby Perennial Allée
DORIS DUKE CENTER & GARDENS Angle Amphitheater & Virtue Peace Pond
Burpee Learning Center
Charlotte Brody Discovery Garden
Doris Duke Center / Terrace Gift Shop
Page-Rollins White Garden / Gothic Pavilion
Spring Woodland Garden
Welch Woodland Garden Overlook & Stream
H.L. BLOMQUIST GARDEN OF NATIVE PLANTS
Bird Viewing Shelter
Blomquist Gatehouse
Blomquist Pavilion
Blomquist South Entrance
Carnivorous Plant Bog
Edwin F. Steffek Jr. Bridge & Fern Grotto
McNabb Family Bridge & Stream
Piedmont Prairie and Classroom
Steve Church Endangered Species Garden
Wildlife Garden
W.L. CULBERSON ASIATIC ARBORETUMArboretum Entrance
Chinese Garden (future)
Durham-Toyama Sister Cities Japanese Pavilion/Teahouse
Garden for Peace
Kathleen Smith Moss Garden
Meyer Bridge (arched red bridge)
Peonies
Pine Clouds Mountain Stream (Sho Un Kei)
Ruth Mary Meyer Japanese Garden
Waterfowl Observation Area
Zig-zag Bridge
LEGEND
Restroom
Water fountain
Food (seasonal)
Emergency telephone
Parking pay station
Handicapped parking, ramp
Suggested accessible route (Please note that some grades exceed 5%)
Consider supporting Duke Gardens:gardens.duke.edu/support
For emergencies, please call 911 or use the emergency phones shown on this map.
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