The Blooming Flower Walk In Nashville That Will Positively Enchant You
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Meghan Kraft
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Springtime in Nashville is a beautiful time of year, perfect for garden walks and low-key iced teas on the patio. Whether you’re planting your own gardens at home or simply looking to enjoy a few while out and about, a visit to the Cheekwood Estate & Gardens is one of the best decisions you’ll make this season. Locals, tourists and newbies alike, whether you’ve been every year or can’t wait to snag a ticket, this is one of the prettiest places to go in the city.
The Cheekwood Estate & Gardens is made up of a historic mansion and 55-acre botanical garden boasting and art gallery and seasonal festivals throughout the year.
Known for its deep history and breathtaking stance as a go-to wedding location, Cheekwood has made a solid place for itself in the heart of Nashville.
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Formerly the home of the Cheek family, the space was built and honed by money made in the Maxwell House Coffee business. This is particularly interesting, since Theodore Roosevelt was said to have coined the tag, "Good 'til the last drop!" right here in Nashville.
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Although we love the gardens all year 'round, it's in the spring and summer that they really shine.
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There are multiple gardens scattered across the grounds, including the Sigourney Cheek Literary Garden, the Howe Garden, the Martin Boxwood Gardens and the Bradford Robertson Color Garden.
10,000 summer annuals are also grown in the Walter M. Morgan Junior Production Greenhouses at Cheekwood. They are highly monitored, beginning their grown in the heart of winter and finally planted along the grounds in May.
The colorful blooms are in prime condition during the springtime, making Cheekwood one of the most beautiful spots in middle Tennessee during the warmer months.
Admission to the Cheekwood Estate and Gardens starts at $20 for adults, with youth visiting for a mere $13. Make sure to plan for the $5 parking and visit the gorgeous space every season, if you can - it's worth it. (1200 Forrest Park Drive, Nashville TN 37205)
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