Display garden · Charlotte, NC
Three linked gardens in Charlotte: a bird sanctuary garden, a children’s wildlife garden and the Elizabeth Lawrence house garden. Open Wednesday to Saturday, self-guided visits.
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260 Ridgewood Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28209
Check the date you plan to visit. No live opening status.
Checked September 29, 2026 · Official visitor source · Hours source
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Not a garden recommendation.
Accessibility details have not been recorded for this garden. Check the official visitor information for surfaces, slopes, step-free routes, facilities and equipment.
Official visitor informationStraight-line distances from this garden’s street address, not driving distances.
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