Weeping willows along the Boston Public Garden lagoon

The Boston Public Garden contains several prominent weeping willow trees that overhang the central lagoon and are key elements of the garden's 19th-century landscape design. These willows are regularly cited in descriptions of the Public Garden and are visible from the pathways and Swan Boat routes. The Willows sit near the 'Make Way for Ducklings' bronze sculptures, a well-known landmark inside the garden.