Duniway Park is home to an extensive lilac garden containing about 225 plants of around 125 varieties.

Since Portland's first parkkeeper was appointed in 1885, the twelve blocks that make up the South Park Blocks have remained as they were conceived, as a "cathedral of trees with a simple floor of grass." Each block features a piece of artwork paying respect to a part of Portland's past.

The world's smallest park! The small spot of dirt was originally intended to house a streetlight, but after weeks passed and the streetlight never came, a columnist for the Oregon Journal named Dick Fagan planed a few flowers in the dirt and named it after his column: Mill Ends.

I feel like this little tree sprouting out of a dead piece of wood mirrors Dick Fagan planting his greenery in a forgotten spot of dirt.