1964 & 1965 Official Guidebook & Souvenir Map Entries

The description of this
exhibit from the 1964
Official Guide Book

JULIMAR FARM

A number of gardens - Polynesian, Renaissance, herb, English, and so on - comprise the main exhibit of this pavilion, which is sponsored by a new corporation that sells "packaged gardens," i.e., garden designs custom-fitted to the client's requirements. The tiny pavilion, which is in the style of a contemporary Southern plantation, was designed by noted architect Edward Durell Stone, and the exhibit gardens are by his son, Edward Jr. The company's line of gourmet foods - Hawaiian coffee, Swedish pancake flour, exotic jams and jellies - is on sale in the pavilion.

* Admission: 60 cents; children 25 cents.

The description of this
exhibit from the 1965
Official Guide Book

JULIMAR FARM

Gardens from many lands are featured at this pavilion.

Among the different types of custom-designed gardens displayed about the building are Polynesian, Renaissance and English, plus a special herb garden for the blind. The open pavilion, surrounded by a veranda, was designed by the architect Edward Durell Stone. The gardens are by his son, Edward Jr. Admission is charged.