If you're looking for a breathtaking oasis in the middle of Kansas City, look no further than the Ewing and Muriel Kauffman Memorial Garden. This garden is a memorial to Ewing and Muriel Kauffman, two of Kansas City's most beloved citizens. It's home to beautiful flowers, tranquil ponds, and serene walking paths. Learn more here.

 

The Ewing and Muriel Kauffman Memorial Garden in Kansas City, MO, is a beautiful example of the many unique gardens one can visit in Missouri. This beautiful garden sits on ten acres next to the Nelson Atkins Museum. With over 350,000 visitors each year, it attracts people worldwide with its stunning beauty and breathtaking views. There are more than 140 plants native to North America, including prairie grasses, wildflowers such as sunflowers or daisies, perennials like hostas that grow back every year without having to plant them again after they bloomed once before (but don’t forget those gorgeous flowers with their delicate petals!)! Wildlife abounds here, too, so keep your eyes peeled for deer, birds, and butterflies while you stroll through the garden. Learn more about Arabia Steamboat Museum: A Kansas City, Missouri Treasure.