A nonprofit garden, grown by its community since 1962
One hundred and twenty acres tended by 340 volunteer neighbors — quiet trails, glasshouse wonders, and a place at the table for everyone. Open every day of the year.
The collections
From the stillness of the Japanese garden to the hum of the wildflower meadow — every path leads somewhere different.
Plan your visit
Hours, tickets, parking, and where to find the good coffee. Five minutes of planning, a full day of garden.
Plan your visitConservation
Behind the borders, volunteers and staff bank seeds from 12,400 native species, restore wetland habitat, and welcome every local school for free. Your ticket is a contribution; your membership is a neighborly act.
Support our missionMembership
We're a nonprofit — ticket sales cover less than half of what it takes to keep the gates open. Members make up the difference, visit free all year, and most memberships pay for themselves in three visits.
The gardens in pictures
Click any image to view it large — arrow keys to browse.
Our community
Members, volunteers, teachers, and neighbors — the garden belongs to all of them, and there's room for you too.
Newsletter
One letter a month: what's blooming, what's on, and the stories behind the collections. No noise, ever.