​​Victor and Cleyone Tinsley Garden at Rock Springs
Rock Springs is the oldest garden on the property and part of the original 37.5 acres purchased by the City of Fort Worth in 1912. Completed in 1936, it features Palo Pinto County sandstone walkways along rivulets and ponds. In 2013, the garden was restored and transformed into a space that evokes the quiet beauty of the natural Texas landscape.
Highlights
Named in memory of Victor and Cleyone Tinsley, Tinsley Garden features plants native to Texas, creating an oasis for beeds, butterflies, hummingbirds and other pollinators.
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1912
Purchased with 37.5 acres
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1936
Construction is completed
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2013
Restoration is completed
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Oldest
Garden on the property
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