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A guided walk through the garden with one of the horticulture staff, covering four or five sections depending on what's looking best and what the group wants to see. These are the people who plant, prune, and rebuild these beds, so expect real answers — why the lavender is starved on purpose, what's underneath the hydrangeas, which varieties failed here and why.
Tours leave from the fountain, and are limited to twenty people. No sign-up needed.