Established in 1994 to celebrate the beauty of Florida’s native tropical plants, Pan’s Garden hides in the midst of the tony downtown Palm Beach business and shopping district, with several entrances to let visitors slip in for a moment’s rest.
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Overview
Location: Palm Beach
Entrance: 26.702169,-80.038788
Address: 386 Hibiscus Ave, Palm Beach
Fees: Free
Restroom: None
Land manager: Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach
Phone: 561-832-0731
Open Mon-Sun 10-4.
Directions
From exit 70 on Interstate 95, follow Okeechobee Blvd east through West Palm Beach across the bridge over the Intracoastal into Palm Beach. Three blocks in, turn right on Hibiscus St. Continue three blocks south. Parking is street parking.
About the Garden
Guarded over by a bronze statue of Pan of Rohallion circa 1894, the half-acre garden has over 300 species packed into upland and wetland areas.
Among the rarer plantings are lignum vitae, limber caper, Geiger tree, and Keys morning glory. Pathways meander through plantings and into the wild corner of the garden, where you may encounter wildlife.
The decorative Spanish tile wall once belonged to the Casa Apava estate on South Ocean Blvd and was preserved by moving here when the 1920s estate changed hands.
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