The Lake View grounds contain rare plants and flowers inviting study and enjoyment by everyone. Lake View's full-time horticulturist is responsible for maintaining the collection and creating related educational programming.

The change of seasons brings new beauty to Lake View, be it the stark beauty of winter, the blaze of autumn leaves, springs' pastel riot or summers' exuberant perennials.

The annual blossoming of Daffodil Hill, a collection of over 100,000 bulbs, an ongoing project since the 1940's, is one of our most popular attractions.

Estimated to be 150 million years old as a species, the Ginkgo can be considered a "living fossil".

Lake View is home to an invaluable collection of stately Japanese thread-leaf Maples.

Nicknamed "Moses Cleaveland" because the trees date back to the founding of the City of Cleveland over 200 years ago.