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It was my first time at Fuller Gardens and I was amazed by how well it was landscaped. There were so many beautiful flowers there between the roses that were on there way out of season and the Dahlia Display that was in its prime time of the season there was alot of different colors to see. I enjoyed seeing all of the different artwork, statues, and fountains throughout the property. One of my favorite parts was the massive Greenhouse that had so many different indoor, desert, tropical plants of all different sizes growing inside of it. Some of the plants in there must have been growing there for a long time. There is also a Japanese garden that is a really relaxing area to take a rest on one of the benches while watching the koi fish swimaround in the pond.
DannyDanny
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What a beautiful place. More variations of roses than I have ever seen in one place. A tree that was quit a surprise to see. You'll have to visit to see what it is, but I will say you've probably never seen one on the east coast, and it's native to the USA. And a wonderful Japanese garden. You will spend about an hour or so there and then take a scenic drive down Ocean Ave along the water and grab a mid afternoon lunch. We went N/B. S/B in season, you may find very busy and congested, but the area (I think it was Northampton) is nicer than the Jersey Shore or Ocean Beach. Not necessarily the beach itself but the attractions. At least I thought so.
Charles LCharles L
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We visit Fuller Gardens at least once a year to take birthday photos of my daughter. But we also like to go and spend a few sunny hours when we don’t have anything else going on. The grounds are absolutely gorgeous. We love the winding paths, the fountains, the fish pond, all the bunnies and birds, it really is a magic garden. Adorable gift shop, can’t believe what they’ve done with just a portable bathroom - it’s nice than most regular bathrooms, and the price is reasonable enough. However, check your local library if you live in the area! Many have passes you can use.
Elise SElise S
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Such a beautiful place. There's so many gardens to explore. I loved seeing all the types of roses! Absolutely breathtaking. It's not a large place to visit, but take your time and soak it all in! It was so quiet and serene. There was a lovely ocean breeze to keep us cool on a summer's day. There is the cutest little gift shop there and there are volunteers available to answer any questions. We will be back in the spring to see the first blooms of all the gardens!
Becky NealBecky Neal
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What a wonderful garden to go visit, stroll and relax at! The gardens are well maintained and are handicap accessible. The greenhouse could be a little challenging for a wheelchair ♿ but the plants and flowers 🌹 are worth a visit. The staff were friendly and helpful. My favorite was the Japanese garden with the fish in the pond, not Amy Pond! I recommend a visit. You are so close to the ocean 🌊 that you can finish your tour with a visit to the coast.
Stephen PriestStephen Priest
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Wonderful garden to explore! I had no idea this was hiding right on our seacoast! Easy to get in and out of. It’s in a beautiful area. I went by myself and spent just over an hour wandering through the gardens. There are lovely statues and fountains to find. Many bees, but they didn’t bother me as they were more interested in the dahlias! It did make walking through the Dahlia row a little difficult though. All around a great experience!
Nicole GarrityNicole Garrity
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Address
10 Willow Ave, North Hampton, NH 03862
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(603) 964-5414
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Website
fullergardens.org
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Fuller Gardens is a seaside public botanical garden located at 10 Willow Avenue in the town of North Hampton, New Hampshire, United States, in a historic area known as "Little Boars Head".
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