It’s our tropical and temperate climate zones that make Florida such a compelling place for gardens to “go wild” with plantings. Some of our state’s earliest attractions were tropical gardens that wowed visitors from colder climates. Today, you’ll find colorful gardens to visit in every corner of Florida, with a heavy concentration in the tropical zones of south Florida.
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Featured Gardens
Garden Videos
Virtual walks through public and botanical gardens in Florida.
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Nature Coast Botanical Gardens
Key West Tropical Forest & Botanical Garden
Indigenous Park
Cedar Lakes Woods & Gardens
Ravine Gardens State Park
West Martello Tower Gardens
Audubon House & Tropical Gardens
Pinecrest Gardens
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More Botanical Wonders
Go beyond the gardens into botanical beauty on Florida’s public lands by looking for destinations with specific botanical features to enjoy.
