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City of Hialeah Garden of the Arts

City park in Hialeah, Miami

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Nearby plant places

  1. Amelia Earhart Park

    City park · Hialeah2.6 mi

    Amelia Earhart Park: the water

    Shaded woodland trails, lakeside bald cypresses, and native live oaks in a 515-acre urban green space.

    Photos: Killioughtta at English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0 Commons

  2. Miramar Pineland Natural Area

    Hammock and preserve · Miami Gardens7.1 mi

    A rare remnant of South Florida slash pine flatwoods and restored wetlands with paved trails.

  3. Plant the Future

    Plant shop · Little River8.3 mi

    A botanical art gallery and shop featuring tropical houseplants, desert flora, and living moss murals.

  4. Snake Warrior Island Natural Area

    Hammock and preserve · Miami Gardens8.9 mi

    An elevated oak hammock and restored wetlands filled with native Florida trees and aquatic plants.

  5. E. G. Sewell Park

    City park · Little Havana9.4 mi

    E. G. Sewell Park: the groundsE. G. Sewell Park: the groundsE. G. Sewell Park: the grounds

    Historic royal palm groves, shoreline mangroves, and shaded oak hammock trails along the Miami River.

    Photos: Daniel Di Palma, CC BY-SA 4.0 Commons; Daniel Di Palma, CC BY-SA 4.0 Commons; Daniel Di Palma, CC BY-SA 4.0 Commons

  6. Enchanted Forest Park

    Hammock and preserve · North Miami9.8 mi

    A 22-acre urban refuge of mature live oaks, hardwood hammock, and red mangroves along Arch Creek.

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