A birds-eye view of the Doneghy inclusive garden at TBG.
Metroparks Commissioner Lera Doneghy reaches out to touch one of her favorite garde features–this rain curtain.
Joining Mrs. Doneghy to cut the ribbon, officially opening the garden are left, Ability Center executive director Tim Harrington, Metroparks Commissioner Molly Luetke and Joe Fausnaugh, Metroparks chief of operations.
Metroparks Toledo, Ability Center introduce inclusive garden at TBG
Tue, 08/18/2020 - 12:00am
The Toledo Botanical Garden website describes the acreage as “a museum for plants,” a place that “offers visitors the opportunity to share, discover and enjoy nature’s beauty.”
The garden recently acquired a new element among its 60 acres of display gardens and plant collections.
On July 29, TBG unveiled its latest addition–the Doneghy inclusive garden.
Designed for people of all abilities, the garden is named in honor of Judge Charles Doneghy, who died in 2018 of Alzheimer’s disease, and his wife Lera, a Metroparks commissioner.
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