Fellows Riverside Gardens

Fellows Riverside Gardens is a public garden located in Youngstown, Ohio. The yards become part of Mill Creek MetroParks, a system of parks and routes that covers over 5,000 acres in the Mahoning Valley area. Fellows Riverside Gardens was developed in 1964 and is named after Dr. David K. Fellows, a neighborhood physician and benefactor who gave away the land for the yards.

The yards are located on 12 acres and include a range of plants and flowers that are arranged in themed yards. A few of the yards consist of the official increased garden, the yearly blossom bed, and the seasonal boundary. The yards also have a youngsters's garden, a herb garden, and a sensory garden, which is created for individuals with handicaps and functions plants that are selected for their sensory allure.

In addition to the yards, Fellows Riverside Gardens also has a number of features that make it a popular location for visitors

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• Lantermans Mill
• Arms Family Museum
• OH WOW! The Roger & Gloria Jones Childrens Center for Science & Technology
• Youngstown Historical Center of Industry and Labor
• The Butler Institute of American Art
• Mill Creek Park - South End

. There is a large fish pond with a fountain, a gazebo, and a number of sculptures and art installations. The yards additionally have a site visitors center, which houses a present shop and a cafe.

Fellows Riverside Gardens is a popular spot for people of any ages to relax and appreciate the elegance of nature. The gardens are open year-round and offer a variety of programs and events, consisting of instructional workshops, performances, and events. The yards are a great location to spend a day checking out and taking in the sights and noises of the natural world.