The Memphis Botanic Garden is a not-for-profit 501(c) (3) organization dedicated to being an exemplary center for horticulture and environmental enrichment. Serving over 40,000 school …
The Memphis Botanic Garden is a not-for-profit 501(c) (3) organization dedicated to being an exemplary center for horticulture and environmental enrichment. Serving over 40,000 school-aged children annually, and hosting over 260,000 visitors each year, Memphis Botanic Garden strives to enhance lives by connecting people with nature, increasing awareness and appreciation of our environment. The 96-acre property includes 30 specialty gardens and a Level 4 Arboretum, which provide the ability to interact with various families of plants, flowers, and trees.
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Aug 4, 2024
We managed gardens, the entrance building had a good cafe and more importantly was cool! My party love this kind of attraction and thoroughly enjoyed it, you need probably 3 hours to get around all o… Full review by cliff_taylor2
Jun 5, 2024
We had a really nice time. The grounds are well kept and organized. There are multiple places to sit and meditate. I left much more relaxed than when I entered. Full review by LeBonNomad
Apr 10, 2024
Beautiful I was a week late most tulips past their prime. Wonderful children’s section. Loved the grounds. Several sculptures. Interactive exhibits. Full review by Ellen C
If you do a breeze through, could be an hour. but if you really want to look at the different plants & stroll through the Japanese Garden, Hydrangea Garden, Herb Garden, Hosta Trail …
If you do a breeze through, could be an hour. but if you really want to look at the different plants & stroll through the Japanese Garden, Hydrangea Garden, Herb Garden, Hosta Trail plan on 2 hours. The children's garden, My Big Backyard, is at least an hour while they discover the giant birdhouse, slide, playhouses, & water feature in summer. Good luck getting the kiddos out of there!
Can you bring your own food and drink for outdoors concerts
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Based on the two responses above, I'd say you can bring food and drinks to amphitheater shows. I haven't attended one yet. But last Christmas we went to see the holiday lights, and …
Based on the two responses above, I'd say you can bring food and drinks to amphitheater shows. I haven't attended one yet. But last Christmas we went to see the holiday lights, and you could roast hot dogs over an open fire with the wind chill at about 10 degrees. Ha. .
we will be there in late Apr. will most plants be in bloom?
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Not really sure, I was there in Oct, but having lived in Indiana for many years, I doubt it. But I would think spring would be a great time, with your typical spring plants budding and …
Not really sure, I was there in Oct, but having lived in Indiana for many years, I doubt it. But I would think spring would be a great time, with your typical spring plants budding and blooming, especially the trees. Best lunch I had was here, by the way. Great fresh salad.
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How long does it generally take to tour the Garden?
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We have 30 display gardens throughout our 96-acre grounds. Walking tours usually take about 1 ½ hours to walk through and see all of the highlights (of...