The Williamsburg Botanical Garden showcases plants that support pollinators and wildlife, and
promotes environmental conservation through
sustainable gardening practices.
The Garden Board of Directors would like to thank Joanne Sheffield for doing such a great job finding interesting topics and great speakers for our Learn & Grow educational series over the past 4 years. She was always so welcoming and enthusiastic. We will do our best to continue her legacy of quality educational programs. She has promised to remain active in the Garden, so this is not a good bye, but a see you soon to a dear friend. ... See MoreSee Less
The Williamsburg Botanical Garden is a place of beauty, learning, and connection. Home to trees, plants, pollinators, birds—and the wonderful guests who visit to explore and enjoy nature—the Garden thrives because of community. To continue growing, we need your support. This Giving Tuesday, December 2nd, or anytime that week, please consider making a donation to help the Garden flourish. Together, we can nurture this special space for all who seek inspiration, education, and peace in nature. Go to our website to donate williamsburgbotanicalgarden.org/support/donate/
The Williamsburg Botanical Garden is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and your donation is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. ... See MoreSee Less
The winter crops in the Therapy Garden are doing very well despite the dry conditions. These are grown for the Arc of Greater Williamsburg by Master Gardeners. It is a great place to see how the vegetables grow and mature. Some of the vegetables such as Kohlrabi and Brussels Sprouts are not commonly grown here. Swiss Chard can even be grown as an ornamental. ... See MoreSee Less
The fall blooming Sasanqua Camellias are blooming along with the garden mums. The Clematis in the Cottage Garden is blooming again with the cooler weather. Hope to see you soon in the Garden. ... See MoreSee Less
Email from Williamsburg Botanical Garden Bats and Their Activity at Pollinator-Friendly Solar Sites Browser View Mindful Gardening to Preserve Planet Earth Join us for the October Learn and Grow progr
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 will be closed Tuesday, January 6th for major tree work. ... See MoreSee Less
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Send a message to learn moreThe Garden Board of Directors would like to thank Joanne Sheffield for doing such a great job finding interesting topics and great speakers for our Learn & Grow educational series over the past 4 years. She was always so welcoming and enthusiastic. We will do our best to continue her legacy of quality educational programs. She has promised to remain active in the Garden, so this is not a good bye, but a see you soon to a dear friend. ... See MoreSee Less
The Williamsburg Botanical Garden is a place of beauty, learning, and connection. Home to trees, plants, pollinators, birds—and the wonderful guests who visit to explore and enjoy nature—the Garden thrives because of community.
To continue growing, we need your support. This Giving Tuesday, December 2nd, or anytime that week, please consider making a donation to help the Garden flourish.
Together, we can nurture this special space for all who seek inspiration, education, and peace in nature.
Go to our website to donate williamsburgbotanicalgarden.org/support/donate/
The Williamsburg Botanical Garden is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and your donation is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. ... See MoreSee Less
The winter crops in the Therapy Garden are doing very well despite the dry conditions. These are grown for the Arc of Greater Williamsburg by Master Gardeners. It is a great place to see how the vegetables grow and mature. Some of the vegetables such as Kohlrabi and Brussels Sprouts are not commonly grown here. Swiss Chard can even be grown as an ornamental. ... See MoreSee Less
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The fall blooming Sasanqua Camellias are blooming along with the garden mums. The Clematis in the Cottage Garden is blooming again with the cooler weather. Hope to see you soon in the Garden. ... See MoreSee Less
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Email from Williamsburg Botanical Garden Bats and Their Activity at Pollinator-Friendly Solar Sites Browser View Mindful Gardening to Preserve Planet Earth Join us for the October Learn and Grow progr