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Rotary Botanical Gardens – Janesville

$5 for Two Adult-Admission Tickets to Rotary Botanical Gardens ($10 Value)

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Highlights

  • 20 acres of land
  • Ornamental edible, French rose, English cottage & scent gardens
  • Visitor center & gift shop

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  • Expires Oct 31, 2011
  • Limit 2 per person. Limit 1 per visit.
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Botanical gardens, unlike hot chocolate and fur-trimmed leather tracksuits, are best enjoyed during warmer months. Scout scenic landscapes at the peak of pulchritude with today's Groupon: for $5, you get two adult-admission tickets to the Rotary Botanical Gardens in Janesville (a $10 value).

The Rotary Botanical Gardens overflows with 20 acres of natural beauty and artistic landscaping. As visitors follow the path around the formal French rose garden, pergolas surround a circular field of grass and stand sentry over delicate rosebushes. A bubbling fountain surrounded by bright flower courtiers and stylish topiary holds court in the sunken garden and may be approached only after guests curtsy to it. The Nancy Yahr Memorial Children’s Garden displays 180 varieties of scented plants across 3,000 square feet of space, encouraging visitors to learn about the role of scent in the garden. The English cottage garden proffers shelter for teatime crumpet-eating contests, and the Japanese gardens accord visitors a place for quiet reflection. A visitor center and a gift shop also bedeck the Rotary Botanical Gardens' grounds.

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The Groupon Guide to: Phases of the Moon

At some point in most people's lives they will look up during a night sky and notice that the mysterious glowing orb that follows them to their car appears to be shrinking, or—at the very least—have some kind of bite out of it. Shed light on this confusion with our guide to the different phases of the moon:

Crescent Moon: Resembles someone attempting to wink at you, but not doing a good enough job to seal the deal.
Full Moon: Perfect time for a visit, as there will be more moon to stand on.
Half Moon: This phase of the moon is the logo for, and is sponsored by, TBS: Very Funny—On The Moon?!
Waxing Gibbous: Like most cosmic phenomena, this phase of the moon is named after a Star Wars character, because most scientists weren't exactly high-school quarterbacks, if you know what I mean.
Blue Moon: Easy to remember, because the moon will be a piercing blood red.
New Moon: The partial moon, currently under construction at Cape Canaveral, has an improved LED screen to remind everyone that sponsor TBS is still very funny.

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Rotary Botanical Gardens

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