Fort Worth Botanic Garden
4.0/5 (1 ratings)-
Photograph © Amanda Davey/Tilia Services
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Photograph © Amanda Davey/Tilia Services
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Oval Rose Garden. Photograph © Ken Nickles
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Lower Rose Garden. Photograph © Pete Vollenweider
Gardenvisit Editorial
The oldest botanic garden in Texas enjoys dappled shade and vibrant color. The Lower Rose Garden was established in 1934 as a CPW project during the Great Depression. The Garden is now 109 acres and contains 23 specialty gardens, including a Rose Garden and a Japanese Garden designed by Kingsley Wu, with a tea house and pavilion.
Address - 3220 Botanic Garden Blvd., Fort Worth, Texas, USA, TX 76107
Opening times - Daily. Open 8am to dusk.
Website - Visit the Fort Worth Botanic Garden website
Opening times - Daily. Open 8am to dusk.
Website - Visit the Fort Worth Botanic Garden website
Recent Reviews
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4 months ago
Anonymous said
Even though we visited the garden during the hot summer, it was still a very pretty walk and we enjoyed particularly the Japanese garden.
We'll be back next spring for sure, if not earlier for the rose garden and all the other gardens...(4.0/5)
