Botanical gardens near you
842 gardens, arboretums and conservatories in all 50 states and DC. Search by ZIP code or city, or wander the map.
Every flower is one of 842 gardens, arboretums and conservatories. Tap a flower to see which one.
Check before you go. Garden hours change with the seasons, and many gardens close for events or need timed tickets.
Pick what you want to see
Japanese gardens
Gardens with a Japanese garden inside.
- Anderson Japanese Gardens Rockford, IL
- Birmingham Botanical Gardens Birmingham, AL
- Descanso Gardens La Cañada Flintridge, CA
- Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden Long Beach, CA
Conservatories
Glasshouses you can visit in any season.
- Belle Isle Conservatory Detroit, MI
- Birmingham Botanical Gardens Birmingham, AL
- Brooklyn Botanic Garden New York, NY
- Como Park Zoo and Conservatory Saint Paul, MN
Rose gardens
Gardens with a dedicated rose garden.
- Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden Dallas, TX
- Descanso Gardens La Cañada Flintridge, CA
- Gibbs Gardens Ball Ground, GA
- Hillwood Museum & Gardens Washington, DC
Children’s gardens
Gardens with a space made for kids.
- Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden Dallas, TX
- Denver Botanic Gardens Denver, CO
- Franklin Park Conservatory Columbus, OH
- Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park Grand Rapids, MI
Highlights come from each garden’s own website. We’re still checking most gardens, so this isn’t every one.
Free to walk in
These gardens say on their own websites that general admission is free.
- Aldridge Botanical GardensHoover, AL
- Asheville Botanical GardenAsheville, NC
- Balboa Park GardensSan Diego, CA
- Bartlett Arboretum and GardensStamford, CT
- Bellevue Botanical GardenBellevue, WA
- Birmingham Botanical GardensBirmingham, AL
- Knoxville Botanical Garden and ArboretumKnoxville, TN
- Lincoln Park ConservatoryChicago, IL
- Mildred E. Mathias Botanical GardenLos Angeles, CA
- North Carolina Botanical GardenChapel Hill, NC
- Regional Parks Botanic GardenBerkeley, CA
- Sarah P. Duke GardensDurham, NC
- United States Botanic GardenWashington, DC
Where the gardens are
The states with the most gardens in our list.
Every state
- Alabama12
- Alaska4
- Arizona10
- Arkansas5
- California70
- Colorado10
- Connecticut12
- Delaware7
- District of Columbia9
- Florida46
- Georgia18
- Hawaii34
- Idaho5
- Illinois49
- Indiana24
- Iowa18
- Kansas12
- Kentucky12
- Louisiana12
- Maine12
- Maryland10
- Massachusetts22
- Michigan13
- Minnesota12
- Mississippi4
- Missouri8
- Montana7
- Nebraska15
- Nevada7
- New Hampshire4
- New Jersey25
- New Mexico5
- New York29
- North Carolina28
- North Dakota7
- Ohio24
- Oklahoma20
- Oregon23
- Pennsylvania44
- Rhode Island4
- South Carolina17
- South Dakota4
- Tennessee26
- Texas24
- Utah10
- Vermont2
- Virginia19
- Washington24
- West Virginia6
- Wisconsin16
- Wyoming2
Gardens with checked visit details
Hours or admission taken from these gardens’ own websites, with the date we checked.
- Airlie GardensNC
- Alaska Botanical GardenAK
- Aldridge Botanical GardensAL
- Asheville Botanical GardenNC
- Atlanta Botanical GardenGA
- Balboa Park GardensCA
- Bartlett Arboretum and GardensCT
- Bellevue Botanical GardenWA
- Bellingrath Gardens and HomeAL
- Birmingham Botanical GardensAL
- Brookgreen GardensSC
- Brooklyn Botanic GardenNY
- California Botanic GardenCA
- Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of ArtTN
- Chicago Botanic GardenIL
- Coastal Georgia Botanical GardensGA
- Como Park Zoo and ConservatoryMN
- Dallas Arboretum and Botanical GardenTX
- Daniel Stowe ConservancyNC
- Denver Botanic GardensCO
- Descanso GardensCA
- Desert Botanical GardenAZ
- Dumbarton OaksDC
- Earl Burns Miller Japanese GardenCA
Before you go
Where our information comes from
Our list of gardens starts from Wikipedia’s state lists of botanical gardens and arboretums (CC BY-SA). Hours, admission, parking, dog rules and highlights come only from each garden’s own website, and every listing shows the page we used and the date we checked. More about our sources