This is the oldest garden in Texas and was established in 1934. It has more 2000 species of exotic and rare plants in its 21 special gardens. The garden mainly features-

• The Back yard vegetable Gardens which hosts many educative events.
• The Conservatory featuring orchids, bromeliads and other trees.
• The Four Seasons Gardens with Iris, daylilies and many chrysanthemums.
• Fragrance Garden has a collection of fragrant plants and a beautiful fountain.
• The Fuller Garden is the site for weddings and garden parties.
• The Japanese garden is one of the most beautiful parts here with 3 koi ponds, waterfalls, bridges, tree house, pagodas, pavilions, zen gardens, cherry trees, Japanese maples.
• The Lower Rose garden which almost a replica of the Villa Lante of Italy.
• The Native Texas Board walk is a path lined with rare herbal plants with information about them.
• The Oval Rose Garden has a variety of rose plants.
• The Perennial Garden features a collection of herbs used for cooking. Here you will also find a small waterfall and ponds.
• The Rock Springs are elevated pathways over springs and rocks.
• The Water Conservation Garden is a demonstrative xeriscape garden.
• The Water Wise Entrance is the 1st garden you will enter into featuring agave, Texas sage, salvia greggi, Mexican Bush Sage, red yucca and Espranza.

• Timings may change some times. Check the website for detailed information.

• Seniors $1.00; Children (4-12 yrs.) $1.00; Under 4 – Free
• One adult may sponsor up to 5 children.

• Bus number 7 till University and Harley- Botanic Gardens

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