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Gardens

Biltmore’s formal gardens and pastoral grounds began from seed in the heart and mind of Frederick Law Olmsted, America’s father of landscape architecture. Hired by George Vanderbilt to create a European country setting, Olmsted achieved that goal, and then some. The variety of Biltmore’s gardens attracts garden lovers, master gardeners, and hobbyists every day from all over the world.

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Gardens Under Glass: Biltmore’s Conservatory

Asheville, NC

In the heart of Biltmore’s Walled Garden is an architectural treasure, almost as beautiful as Biltmore House....

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An Overview of Biltmore’s Gardens

Asheville, NC

When George Vanderbilt began purchasing land for his grand country estate in 1888, the tracts were rough...

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Shrub Garden. Photo Credit: The Biltmore Company

Tulips in the Walled Garden. Photo Credit: The Biltmore Company

Couple walking through the Azalea Garden. Photo Credit: The Biltmore Company

Azalea Garden. Photo Credit: The Biltmore Company

Couple walking through tulips in the Walled Garden. Photo Credit: The Biltmore Company

Conservatory at Biltmore. Photo Credit: The Biltmore Company

Walled Garden in the fall. Photo Credit: The Biltmore Company

Walled Garden in the summer. Photo Credit: The Biltmore Company

Lilly pads in the Italian Garden. Photo Credit: The Biltmore Company

Pergola with Wisteria. Photo Credit: The Biltmore Company

Italian Garden. Photo Credit: The Biltmore Company

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