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| Edwards Gardens / greenhouses |
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| surrounding gardens |
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| upper level of the gardens |
The furthest northwest point of this particular part of the trail you will enter the beautiful botanical gardens (a former estate) called Edwards Gardens. As you can see its easy to be a great photographer here! This was site of another saw mills once owned by Rupert Edwards and in 1944 he made this site his country home. Unbelievably, I had read that there was a time when this land was actually neglected! But thankfully the city of Toronto had bought the land in the mid 50s, and Edwards Gardens was born. Today the botanical gardens are in full bloom in the spring and summer months. There is a fully functioning garden as well that is used to grow fresh fruits and vegetables which are donated to the homeless shelters. My favorites will always be the weeping willow trees and there were quite a few here. Awesome and beautiful shade trees they are ornaments to any garden in my opinion and there is no other tree quite so lovely.  |
| The weeping willow |
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| functioning garden |
