The Massachusetts Horticultural Society was founded in 1829 and is dedicated to encouraging horticulture and developing the public's enjoyment and understanding of plants and the environment. It provides education and interpretation, exhibit gardens, art and entertainment, food, retail, special events, and seasonal and nighttime uses at the Boston Botanic Garden. The document outlines conceptual alternatives, a schematic plan, and features for the Greenway Promenade including a retail café, farmer's market, special events area, educational pavilion and gardens, and various exhibit and display gardens.

1. Massachusetts Horticultural Society Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, Matthew J. Amorello, Chairman Copley Wolff Design Group Sponsored by the Artery Business Committee Boston Botanic Garden of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society Founded in 1829, the Massachusetts Horticultural Society is dedicated to encouraging the science and practice of horticulture and developing the public's enjoyment, appreciation, and understanding of plants and the environment.

2. Education / Interpretation

3. Exhibit Gardens

4. Art and Entertainment

5. Food

6. Retail

7. Special Events

8. Seasonal and Nighttime Use

9. Program Diagram

10. Conceptual Alternatives

11. Schematic Plan

12. Greenway Promenade

13. Dewey Square Retail / Café and Farmer’s Market

14. Special Events

15. Educational Pavilion and Gardens

16. Display Gardens

17. Exhibit Gardens

18. Exhibit Gardens / Lawn

19. Horticultural Collections