The Economic Times

In 1912, Jennie Butchart began filling an exhausted quarry with soil brought by horse and cart in British Columbia; the project grew into a garden recognised as a national historic site

In 1904, Jennie Butchart reimagined a former quarry, crafting an exquisite garden paradise that is still maintained by her family. Over the years, they have added to the gardens, which now hold the designation of a National Historic Site of Canada. Even today, the Butchart family ensures the original vision thrives, preserving a legacy that continues to mesmerize visitors.