Follow the paths laid out to experience each of the Garden areas, some of which are left natural while others are more typical gardens. 

• Be sure to wander under the tall trees in the Old Pine Woods and Young Pine Woods, where limbs climb skyward and many species of ferns surround the tree roots. We have over 150 documented native trees and shrubs in the Garden, most of which can be enjoyed in our Woods. Many of these are mature specimens, a sight which is uncommon to see in one location. We are grateful for the skill, vision, and foresight of the original planners and design team of 20 years ago for this special collection of native plantings.
• Stop by the Calcareous Ravine and marvel at how the plants cling to the rock crevices in this unique re-creation.
• The Perennial and Shade Gardens by the main pavilion and patio have many plants that do well in the Peninsula area and are perfect for the home garden.
• Don’t miss the Meadow, Butterfly, Pollinator, Hummingbird, and Cottage Gardens which are alive with butterflies and other pollinating insects in the late summer. 
• If you are visiting in the colder months, don’t miss the Fall and Winter Interest Border along the fence where you will see plants with interesting color, bark, berries and flowers.
• Native Grasses and Succulents each have their own area. 
• The Pollinator Palace provides nest sites for native bees. 
• The Fairy Garden encourages the imagination of children to build their own village.
•  The Therapy Garden allows those with disabilities to grow and eat their own vegetables. 
• The aroma from the plants in the Herb Garden engage the senses. 
• The Swamp, Marsh and Streambank Gardens demonstrate wetland plants.
•  Don’t miss the carnivorous plants in the Bog Garden. Can you locate the Venus Flytrap plants?

We Hope You Enjoy Your

Visit To The Garden!