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Maplelawn Garden, 529 Richmond Road, Ottawa
Maplelawn garden is an approximately 1 acre site adjacent to Richmond Road at Broadview. (Location) It is a National Capital Commission property maintained by a volunteer group, the Friends of the Maplelawn Garden. The garden is a walled garden dating … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Ottawa
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