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Native Plant Garden Turtle Sanctuary Story Circle Modern Rose Garden Fastigate Tree Grove Hosta Hillside Alpine Garden Moon Garden Fragrant Pathway Rock Wall Lily Pond Redwood Grove Great Lawn Old Rose Garden Zen Garden Linden Tree Allée Weeping Tree Grove Butterfly Garden Meadow Hillside |
The island of Manhattan is represented by three large stones: one stone representing the Empire State Building, and the other two representing the Twin Towers as we remember them. The rock formation on the south side of the Garden represents the Verrazano Bridge linking Brooklyn and Staten Island. In the center of the rippling pebble Hudson Bay, an Asian lantern represents the Statue of Liberty.
The restoration of the Zen Garden and its dedication as a memorial have been made possible solely through donations. There is still more to be done. Click here to find out how you can contribute to this spot of beauty and solace that is the Zen Garden. Visit the Zen Garden for a moment of peace, tranquility and contemplation. 
Narrows Botanical Gardens |
Although the Zen Garden was recently vandalized, it has recently been carefully restored and redicated in September, 2004, as a