You might begin with the introduction , for a basic orientation. There is also a map of sorts, with accompanying links. There is even a no-frills site index . None of these, however, will take you in an orderly fashion through all of the garden's treasures. It begins at the heart of the site, focusing first on individual flowers and then on some of the various gardens.
Individual flowers are naturally the subject of many individual pages.
Thus, there is one on tulips and another on daylilies . Daffodils rate not just one page , but a second one as well. If I had to choose just one portion of the entire gardens to visit, it would have to be the rose garden . Here there are not only old garden and shrub roses but modern roses as well. To get the full effect of this feature, you might take a look at this Portland rose or this basic red rose.