🌴🛺 Cruise into chill Garden vibes this summer on a tram tour of our 90-acre Preserve, this 45-minute guided tour takes you through lush landscapes and insights into the ecosystems that thrive here.

🕥 Tours offered daily at 10:30am & 12:30pm.
🎟️ Space is limited, so reserve your spot today!

Pre-register online or sign up at Ticketing the day of; additional fees apply.

🌐 Details at the link in our bio; go to Programs & Events 👉 Garden Cart Tours.

Looking for summer fun? ☀️ Kids 17 & under get FREE admission to the Garden all summer long! 🎉

Plus, local residents from Collier, Lee & Charlotte counties get $10 off with photo ID. 🌴🌺

📅 Offer valid through September 30—don’t miss out!

Learn more at the link in our bio; go to Plan Your Visit 👉 Summer Hours.

Want to get a closer look? 🪷

Join us July 11, 9:30 – 11am for Walk Among the Waterlilies—a special guided tour that brings you up close with some of the Garden’s most iconic blooms and helps you sharpen your smartphone photography skills! 🌸📱

Discover the beauty and diversity of these aquatic wonders, learn about their care, and see how our team keeps them thriving all season long.

Don’t miss this chance to experience the Water Garden like never before; be sure to wear shoes you don’t mind getting wet! 🌊

🌿 Learn more and sign up at the link in our bio; go to Programs & Events 👉Walk Among the Waterlilies.

From subtle sway to bold statement—palms do it all! 🌴

Stephen Jurek, our Assistant Director of Landscape Maintenance, recommends using palms to bring drama, height, color, and texture to your South Florida landscape.

With the right placement and care, they can transform your yard into a tropical retreat and become a strong focal point.

💡 Pro tip: Mix in compost when planting to boost drainage and keep roots happy.

Learn more about Stephen's landscape tips at our blog, the link is in our bio; go to Blogs 👉 Florida Landscaping 101: Right Palm, Right Place.

Bold, beautiful, and full of spice. 🌿

Ginger curcuma is not only known for its lush foliage and vibrant blooms, but for the rhizomes beneath the soil that have been used for centuries in medicine and cooking.

Part of the larger ginger family (Zingiberaceae), curcuma species are known for their anti-inflammatory properties and distinctive aroma.

🌱 Come see this stunning plant in person at Tasting the Tropics, June 28 & 29, 9am – 2pm; you can learn more at the link in our bio!

Plant ID:
Ginger curcuma