Weston Gardens In Bloom

Weston Gardens features a number of showcase gardens that date back to the 1930s and 1940s. In the beginning, Leon and Peggy Bandy created them as a personal estate for themselves. Before the invention of air conditioning, the whole layout of the gardens was planned with outdoor recreation in mind. Travel back in time to Fort Worth, which was said to be a place where "everyone who was anyone" used to hang out and dance on the rock ship or sunbathe by the stream. Weston Gardens is a contemporary take on the traditional English garden, and it's perfect for a couple. The gardens' convenient location in the middle of Fort Worth, near the intersection of 820 and Anglin, making it an ideal location for weddings and other events. You will feel as though you have traveled back in time when you visit Weston Gardens, a private estate that was constructed in the 1920s and 1930s. Before there was ever an option for air conditioning, the entire venue was designed specifically for holding outdoor events. The historical significance of Weston Gardens is one of the characteristics that set it apart from other gardens.