Kile Oak Habitat Garden

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5939 Beechwood Ave
Indianapolis, IN 46219
+1 (317) 503-6139

Kile Oak Habitat Garden located in Indianapolis IN is a serene and inviting green space designed to showcase local flora and promote biodiversity. This garden features native plants and habitats that attract various wildlife making it a perfect spot for nature enthusiasts and families alike. With walking paths and educational signage visitors can explore the beauty of the ecosystem while enjoying a peaceful retreat from the city.

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4.53 reviews
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Very peaceful.
5/25/2016

Loved the tree and the habitat garden, with many native Indiana plants. Well cared for. A treasure...

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Indiana Wildlife Habitat Garden
2/13/2016

Although small by acreage, this site is dominated by the presence of a 350-450 year old Bur Oak tre...

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