The Butchart Gardens, illuminated
Portland Rose Parade
a AAA Four Diamond resort hotel located
just steps from the mansion.
Everything’s coming up roses
(and tulips)
Who doesn’t love a great garden?
According to Scott Brodsky, president of
Country Heritage Tours: no one. Brodsky,
who has taken groups to blooming
paradises from Butchart Gardens near
Victoria, British Columbia, to Middleton
Place and Gardens in Charleston, South
Carolina, says, “Including gardens on our
trips is a wonderful way of incorporating
the beauty and history of a region while
providing a relaxing attraction that is Butchart is a feast for the senses and will
provide your group with a lifetime’s worth
of colorful photo memories.
Summer is an especially beautiful
universally appealing.”
Butchart Gardens on Vancouver Island
exemplifies the garden at its floral best.
With 55 spectacular acres, it is a fairyland
of color and design. From the Sunken
Garden and its rock mound and fountain
to the Japanese Garden with its Himalayan
blue poppies and scarlet Japanese maples, time to visit the gardens, with a number
of special activities on tap from June 15
to September 15. Your group can take
turns riding on one of the 30 hand-
carved animals on the Rose Carousel or
relax on a 45-minute boat tour explor-
ing the history and wildlife of Tod Inlet
and the waters of Brentwood Bay. If your
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