Community Tour of Gardens to offer a unique touch of nature

11 Jul 2026

Community, News

Garden enthusiasts and other nature lovers have the opportunity to enjoy landscaped gardens during Linden Hill’s annual Community Tour of Gardens, Wednesday, July 15. The tour is available between 3-8 p.m. and is self-guided, beginning at Linden Hill for a cost of $10. Besides strolling around the gardens at Linden Hill, including viewing the former fountain in the lower grounds that was transformed into a new garden, visitors will also be given a map for additional garden sites in Little Falls.

Julia Mueller, executive director of the Friends of Linden Hill, said she’s very thankful for the community members who are willing to share the beauty of their gardens with other residents and visitors.

Click here to read the original article from the Morrison County Record.

Community Tour of Gardens at Linden Hill in Little Falls, MN on July 15, 2026.

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