Botanical garden · Arboretum · Native plant garden · Durham, NC
55-acre garden at Duke University with historic terraces, a native plant garden and an Asiatic arboretum. Entry is free; campus parking costs $2 per hour and fills early.
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420 Anderson St., Durham, NC 27705
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Checked September 29, 2026 · Official visitor source · Hours source
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