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We hope you have made a firm resolution to visit the MBG at least once a month in 2026. Japonica Camellia Season is in bloom! Don’t miss this fleeting, colorful display that brightens the dull, cold days of January. It is a wonderful time to visit the gardens. As you arrive in the gardens, you will
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Sasanqua Camellias blooming Even with the seasonal rains, winds and dropping temperatures of late fall and early winter, natures beauty shines through in the Montgomery Botanical Gardens. Everyone in the river region can enjoy the timely changes throughout the gardens with a stroll along the garden pathways. The fallen leaves of the Ginkgo trees form
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Sasanqua Camellias If you have not enjoyed a stroll through the Montgomery Botanical Gardens in the last couple of months, you have really missed an opportunity to view the glorious changing of the seasons. The multicolored leaves as they change and fall give notice that a new season is approaching. The late blooms of the
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Sunny, mild weather greeted those who attended the demonstration class at Montgomery Botanical Gardens on “Creating Holiday Arrangements with Ferns” on Saturday, November 9, 2024. Mrs. Anna Owen, Master Gardener and creative floral designer, demonstrated a variety of ways to include ferns and other natural items in lovely arrangements for the coming holidays. This was
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Montgomery Botanical Gardens offers Creating Holiday Arrangements with Ferns as the last in its 2024 series of classes on Saturday, November 9 at 10:00 AM in the Wisdom Wood Outdoor Classroom at Oak Park. The class will be taught by Anna Owen. Mrs. Owen, a longtime member of Capitol City Master Gardeners, frequently presents classes
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Montgomery Botanical Gardens offers Creating Holiday Arrangements with Ferns as the last in its 2024 series of classes on Saturday, November 9 at 10:00 AM in the Wisdom Wood Outdoor Classroom at Oak Park. The class will be taught by Anna Owen. Mrs. Owen, a longtime member of Capitol City Master Gardeners, frequently presents classes
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Finished arrangement using pottery frog. Threatening weather did not keep the crowd away for the recent Pottery in the Garden class sponsored by the Montgomery Botanical Gardens and taught by Margaret Barber. A record number of attendees participated in the hands-on session. Thanks to Montgomery Parks and Recreation, a tent protected from the heat and
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Janell Diggs, Master Gardener, will present the October class, What Do I Do with All This Rosemary, sponsored by the Montgomery Botanical Gardens at Oak Park, on Saturday, October 12. The class, to be held in the Wisdom Wood outdoor classroom, will begin at 10:00 AM. Mrs. Diggs, a past president of the Capitol City
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The Montgomery Botanical Gardens Board of Directors encourages the use of the gardens as a venue for events for residents and visitors of the river region. The gardens are for the enjoyment and benefit of all who visit this beautiful oasis of nature in our urban environment. Recently Councilor Marche Johnson, District 3, hosted two
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The major function that distinguishes a botanical garden from other types of gardens is that botanical gardens display Plant Identification Signs to inform and education visitor. MBG has from its beginning provided many signs to identify plants throughout the gardens and on those that are sponsored by donors acknowledge the respective donors. Crinum Lily Many
