Quad City Children’s Garden
When the Quad City Botanical Center (QCBC) was first envisioned, the founders knew a children’s garden would be an integral component.
The designers worked with members of the QCBC’s Children’s Garden Design Committee to select concepts and design elements for the garden. Using various aspects from Quad City’s history, such as agriculture, the early Native American influence, river and train transportation, eagle’s nesting habitats and more, a design resulted that would not only educate children in the area’s history, but foster enthusiasm for plants and nature.
Client: Quad City Botanical Garden
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