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Founded over 100 years ago, this cemetery also boasts itself as an Arboretum. There are over 1,200 species of flowering trees, shrubs, and perennials in its 733 acres. It is a laboratory for national Universities, nurseries, and growers who bring new plants and seeds to test within the cemetery gates. This makes it a parklike setting, perfect for an afternoon walk or picnic!
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Yes, that's right. Johnny Appleseed is buried in Spring Grove Cemetary.
This ironic that that I noticed is, there are no Apple trees in the vicinity.
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