The Williamsburg Botanical Garden showcases plants that support pollinators and wildlife, and
promotes environmental conservation through
sustainable gardening practices.
The Garden reopened its plant sale today with many new items including milkweed and butterfly weed. The sale runs through May 25th or until all plants are sold. We have a fair amount of plants including perennials, trees and shrubs for sale.
We prefer cash or checks to avoid processing fees. These may be left in the pink box on the right corner of the plant stand. Checks should be made payable to Williamsburg Botanical Garden. There is a QR code to use for credit or debit card payments.
The garden will be closed to the public tomorrow, Friday, May 8th in order for the JCCW Master Gardeners to set up for their Annual Plant Sale that will open at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 9th and closes at noon. If you have more questions: ... See MoreSee Less
Save the Date-Join the JCCW Master Gardener Annual Plant Sale on May 9, 2026! Shop flowers & veggies from 9 am–12 pm at the Williamsburg Botanical Garden. Free admission and expert garden help avail...
The Williamsburg Botanical Garden thrives because of community support and Give Local 757 is a perfect opportunity to help us keep our Garden growing. Although the official day is Tuesday, May 5th, 2026, the donation window is already open — and early gifts make a big difference. Your support helps us to sustain a healthy habitat for pollinators and wildlife and provides a spot of calm and beauty for guests of all ages while strengthening our mission of environmental education. Donate now at www.givelocal757.org/organization/williamsburg-botanical-garden... See MoreSee Less
These two plants are showing off in the garden with their spring blooms. The Dwarf Fothergilla shrub has a bottle-brush shaped bloom and may be found in the Fall & Winter Interest border. The Bleeding Heart plant has a delicate and distinctive bloom. It prefers a shady site and may be found in the Shade Garden. ... See MoreSee Less
Williamsburg Botanical Garden and Freedom Park Arboretum
“Mindful Gardening to Preserve Planet Earth”
The Williamsburg Botanical Garden showcases plants that support pollinators and wildlife, and
promotes environmental conservation through
sustainable gardening practices.
The Garden reopened its plant sale today with many new items including milkweed and butterfly weed. The sale runs through May 25th or until all plants are sold. We have a fair amount of plants including perennials, trees and shrubs for sale.
We prefer cash or checks to avoid processing fees. These may be left in the pink box on the right corner of the plant stand. Checks should be made payable to Williamsburg Botanical Garden. There is a QR code to use for credit or debit card payments.
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The garden will be closed to the public tomorrow, Friday, May 8th in order for the JCCW Master Gardeners to set up for their Annual Plant Sale that will open at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 9th and closes at noon. If you have more questions: ... See MoreSee Less
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Save the Date-Join the JCCW Master Gardener Annual Plant Sale on May 9, 2026! Shop flowers & veggies from 9 am–12 pm at the Williamsburg Botanical Garden. Free admission and expert garden help avail...The Williamsburg Botanical Garden thrives because of community support and Give Local 757 is a perfect opportunity to help us keep our Garden growing. Although the official day is Tuesday, May 5th, 2026, the donation window is already open — and early gifts make a big difference. Your support helps us to sustain a healthy habitat for pollinators and wildlife and provides a spot of calm and beauty for guests of all ages while strengthening our mission of environmental education. Donate now at www.givelocal757.org/organization/williamsburg-botanical-garden ... See MoreSee Less
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The garden is bursting with blooms. Here are a few. ... See MoreSee Less
These two plants are showing off in the garden with their spring blooms. The Dwarf Fothergilla shrub has a bottle-brush shaped bloom and may be found in the Fall & Winter Interest border. The Bleeding Heart plant has a delicate and distinctive bloom. It prefers a shady site and may be found in the Shade Garden. ... See MoreSee Less
Just a few of the things blooming in the garden now. ... See MoreSee Less
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