Visit USA Botanical and Public Gardens and Arboretums

Top Rated Gardens

For quality of life

North Carolina Arboretum

Step into the North Carolina Arboretum and immerse yourself in 434 acres of botanical gardens and azaleas, nestled in the Pisgah National Forest near Asheville. Experience the vibrant Blue Ridge Quilt Garden, the National Native Azalea Repository, and more!

Chanticleer Foundation

Experience the most romantic and exciting public garden in America – Chanticleer. An oasis of textures and forms, artfully designed by gardeners, bring pleasure and learning with every visit. Relax yet explore its sculptural fountains and foliage today.

Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden

Explore the largest botanic garden dedicated to California native plants at the California Botanic Garden. See 22,000+ rare and endangered plants, learn about botany and conservation, and support horticulture public education.

Denver Botanic Gardens

Visit the Denver Botanic Gardens, where discovery and delight is just the beginning! Learn about conservation programs that are playing a major role in saving species and protecting natural habitats for future generations.

Norfolk Botanical Garden

Discover the wonders of the Garden of Tomorrow – an unprecedented outdoor experience that will connect people to nature, provide immersive encounters, and strengthen conservation efforts. Take the step towards a brighter future now!

San Diego Botanic Garden

Welcome to our 37-acre urban oasis! Embark on a journey of exploration as you wind your way through 4 miles of trails, encounter 5,300 plant species, and explore 29 themed gardens representing 15 regions around the world. Enjoy the perfect blend of adventure, education, and wonder for visitors of all ages.

International Rose Test Garden

Discover the beauty of the International Rose Test Garden, America's oldest continually-operated rose garden, located in Portland's Washington Park. See why 2019 was titled the 'City of Roses' and join hundreds of thousands of admiring visitors!

US National Arboretum

Explore a world of botanical wonders with our scientific reference collection of over 800,000 dried pressed plants. Special emphasis on azaleas, cherries, daffodils and more. Perfect for research and studies in agriculture, horticulture & more.

Longwood Gardens

Visit Longwood Gardens and experience 1,000 acres of historical splendor! Get lost in 4,600 species of plants and trees in the Conservatory, the Idea Garden, the Meadow Garden, the Topiary Garden, and the Wisteria Garden. Longwood Gardens – since 1921 to give the public the magical gardens of the du Pont family.

Naples Botanical Garden

Discover and learn about the beautiful and nourishing plants between 26th latitude and how to protect them. Get the knowledge you need to take action and become an environmental steward today!

Memphis Botanical Garden

Explore the 96-acre Memphis Botanical Garden, open since 1953 and nestled within Audubon Park. Discover 23 unique gardens, from the 500-species Herb Garden to the native Delta Garden, plus the lively Japanese and Pollinator Gardens and the stunning Rose Garden.

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Bok Tower Gardens

Live like Edward Bok! Let's make the world a better and more beautiful place for us all. Share his legacy and follow his words of inspiration to make it happen.

Dawes Arboretum

Founded in 1929 by Beman and Bertie Dawes, The Dawes Arboretum spread across 293 acres with over 50,000 trees planted. The Arboretum was created to provide education and pleasure to the public. Discover the history and beauty at this iconic Arboretum.

Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Discover the captivating world of urban plant life at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, a magical place where you can learn to appreciate and protect the environment.

Betty Ford Alpine Gardens

Visit the historic Betty Ford Alpine Gardens, founded in 1985 and located in the Rocky Mountains. Experience an internationally acclaimed collection of alpine plants, and learn about the former first lady it was named for.

Moorten Botanical Garden

Discover an arboretum featuring an extraordinary variety of desert trees, plants, and cacti from around the world, established in Palm Springs since 1938. Find everything from miniatures to giants when you visit this socially-owned desert treasure.

South Carolina Botanical Garden

Discover the history and natural beauty of South Carolina at the 295-acre South Carolina Botanical Garden, founded in the 1950s as a camellia collection and now featuring two historic buildings, an arboretum and Natural Heritage Garden.