Mission Oaks Garden

The Mission Oaks Garden is continually evolving in an older residential section in Zanesville.  The concept of an intercity woodland garden began with the restoration of a home of Mission Revival architecture in 1988.  The majestic mature white oak trees provided the genesis for a woodland garden.  The large perennial garden and a conifer garden are included on the approximately five acres located at the intersection of Norwood and Yale avenues, and is open to the public from Dawn to dusk.  The garden is managed by the Mission Oaks Foundation.