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Morris Arboretum In Philadelphia Ranks As One Of The 5 Best U.S. Gardens To Visit This Fall

When fall arrives, it makes a statement that we just can’t ignore.
The Damon Michels Team  |  October 27, 2014

“When fall arrives, it makes an artistic statement that we just can’t ignore. The turning of the leaves eases us into another harsh winter by making a splash of bold colors on the canvas of so many U.S. destinations. So if you are a diehard leaf-peeper then you’ll want to pay a special visit to these fall foliage playgrounds that offer a magical ride on their color-coated carpets.

Philadelphia, PA: Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania

In 1887, the area that comprises the Morris Arboretum was nothing but vacant, rolling hills. That was until it was transformed into a summer home by John and Lydia Morris, who were also brother and sister. Centuries later, manicured lawns and an array of lush colorful trees attract many visitors seeking a pleasant stroll, bird watching or capturing a 360-degree of the arboretum’s exquisite landscape from the adventure tree.” Read more about the Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania here.

Source: TravelPulse.com

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