Pliny's Allée is a regal row of Oak trees in Tower Hill Botanical Garden, Boylston, Massachusetts
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New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill

Boylston, MA

01 / Make a day of it

Plan your visit.

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02 / Through your lens

Photographing here.

Bring a camera, and make room for the moment.

Before you shoot

Casual photos are welcome.

A permit is required for some photography.

Personal photos are welcome; portrait and commercial shoots require a photo permit and advance appointment.

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Stay in season

What’s in bloom.

Find a good day to wander, whenever the flowers call.

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