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Google reviewers rate the Teaching Garden at Woodward Park 4.9 out of 5 based on 79 reviews. Visitors frequently describe the location as a peaceful, educational space featuring diverse plant varieties, a koi pond, and walking paths suitable for families. The free admission and volunteer-maintained grounds are highlighted as positive aspects. No common criticisms emerged from the provided excerpts, and the owner did not respond to any of the reviews.
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“I can't tell you how beautiful this garden is and how helpful the volunteers are.”
“I highly recommend this lovely park hidden in midtown.”
“Great experience”
“One of the volutneers, pointed out unique bark of certain tree's and explained that is their beauty in winter.”
“Make sure they're open before you head over, but so, SO worth it!”
“I honestly couldn't believe that we had such a brilliant garden and learning opportunity available.”
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Beautiful small space garden! Very interesting display of many plants. There is a koi pond in this area too
Pretty ambiance
Wow! This is a Tulsa hidden gem. Free entry with a gorgeous path and rose garden (not blooming in November) leading to the Linnaeus garden (interesting design and peaceful tree setting). The actual teaching garden has all different types of veggies as well as a bridge over a small brook with koi. Bring quarters to buy koi food to feed them. Really a quiet and serene way to recharge!
I love walking around and checking out all of the pretty flowers. Lots of award winning varieties. Peaceful and lush surrounding.
Awesome!
What a Tulsa jewel! Luscious gardens in a unique setting!
I love this place. It's a great place to walk around with the kids, it's free and educational. I'm usually lucky enough to get to feed the koi fish by the little bridge going into the garden. So peaceful.
Beautiful place
Most beautiful and serene spot in Tulsa.
Always love this place.
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