In Photos: Cranbrook House and Gardens

Take a stroll with Metromode’s Managing Editor as she explores Cranbrook’s House and Gardens.

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June 1, 2026
Cranbrook House. Genevieve Fox.
Bumble Bee pollinating Catmint. Genevieve Fox.
Quan-yin “The Goddess of Mercy” statue. Genevieve Fox.
Bearded Iris. Genevieve Fox.
Cranbrook House Pergola. Genevieve Fox.
Sphinx Sculpture leading to the Cranbrook House. Genevieve Fox.
Camperdown Elm. Genevieve Fox.
Katsura Tree hiding a bird friend. Genevieve Fox.
Paeonia Lactiflora (Peony). Genevieve Fox.
The Reflecting Pool’s Harmony Sculpture surrounded by Caesar’s Brother Siberian Irises. Genevieve Fox.
Menelaus Sculpture. Genevieve Fox.
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Genevieve Fox

Genevieve Fox is an award-winning journalist from Detroit. Since graduating from Michigan State University, she has built a solid background in environmental reporting and previous experience in radio broadcasting and photography at Great Lakes Echo and WKAR. When not working, she loves spending time outdoors and reading a good book. More by Genevieve Fox. 

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