See what’s in bloom … and enjoy the beauty of our Gardens.
An easy-to-grow bulb, which blooms about 6 weeks after planting, amaryllis is a sign of the season. Native to tropical America, their long stems and large, long-lasting flowers are a stand out in our Christmas display.
Narcissus ′Ziva′
These bulbs produce clusters of white, fragrant flowers that can be forced to bloom indoors in winter. Easy to grow in containers, paperwhite narcissus are a wonderful accent to the home.
Hippeastrum ′Wedding Dance′
An easy-to-grow bulb, which blooms about 6 weeks after planting, amaryllis is a sign of the season. Native to tropical America, their long stems and large, long-lasting flowers are a stand out in our Christmas display.
Cornus alba ′Minbat′ Baton Rouge™
Several shrubby dogwoods, such as Cornus alba, are prized for their vibrant red, orange or yellow colored bark during the bleak winter months. The stem color is most pronounced on young branches and it intensifies in late winter, especially when temperatures drop below freezing. This Tatarian or red-stemmed dogwood has a compact form and bright red stems along the shores of our Large Lake.
Cornus kousa
Cornus kousa, commonly known as Japanese flowering dogwood, is native to eastern Asia. This tree delights in all four seasons.
Ilex verticillata ′Winter Red′
Winterberry hollies are one of the most ornamental plants for fall and winter fruit display. The lustrous berries come in colors ranging from yellow to red and can be seen throughout the Garden.
