Gardens in Florida

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Named for the bounty of its flora, Florida is the premiere place in the Eastern United States to visit public gardens and botanical gardens.

Alfred A. Ring Park

Alfred A. Ring Park features a dense slope forest along Hogtown Creek with old-growth trees and rare wildflowers along Appalachian-style
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Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park

In late winter, azaleas create ribbons of bright color beneath the live oak canopy across the grounds of Maclay Gardens,
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Ann Norton Sculpture Garden

One of the largest palm collections in the United States is the backdrop for the oversized works of sculptor Ann
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Bethesda-by-the-Sea

At Bethedsa-by-the-Sea, worship is not held just in hallowed halls but in the grace of the garden. Surrounding this historic
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Bok Tower Gardens

Atop one of the highest hills in the Florida Peninsula, Bok Tower Gardens is one of Florida's most spectacular landscaped
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Bonnet House

Named for the water lilies that once flourished in the freshwater marsh in front of this grand home, the 35
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Butterfly World

Butterflies are the main attraction at this complex of natural wonders inside Tradewinds Park, but the flowers also put on
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Camp Milton Historic Preserve

On a walk through Camp Milton Historical Preserve, discover Civil War stories through a grove of historic trees that have
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Chapman Botanical Garden

Chapman Botanical Garden honors the memory of Dr. Alvan Wentworth Chapman, a noted botanist who in 1860 published Flora of
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Crane Point Hammock

Part native, part cultivated, Crane Point Hammock is 63 acres of tropical hardwood hammock in the heart of Marathon. Preserved
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Deering Estate

The Deering Estate at Cutler, a Miami-Dade county park, preserves both the historic buildings and a remnant of the Addison
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Dorothy B. Oven Park

Only seven acres in size, Dorothy B. Oven Park is a Tallahassee city park beloved by locals but little known
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