In New England Wild Flower Society’s renowned botanic garden, you’ll discover an unrivaled collection of both rare and common native plants offering a changing tapestry of flowers and foliage through the spring, summer, and fall seasons. The garden shapes the glacially carved landscape, wet and dry areas, wandering stream, and canopy of trees into a wonderful array of habitats displaying the beauty and diversity of native plants.

Visit our calendar of events to find what is happening in the Garden throughout the 2013 season.

Garden in the Woods remains open year-round for educational classes and courses. Please peruse our course catalog online and sign up for botany, conservation, horticulture, and just fun classes for adults and children. If you have a greater interest in native plants, please consider joining our Certificate in Native Plants program. We also offer classes at many other locations throughout New England if that is more convenient to where you live.

The Garden has joined other members of the American Public Gardens Association in support of the Let's Move initiative which promotes healthy food choices and exercise among America's youth. Our edible and herb gardens and food service contribute to this initiative as do our education programs and walking tours. Learn more at letsmove.gov.

To learn more about our master planning process for Garden in the Woods click here.

We couldn’t be happier that you too are part of our growing community and we look forward to seeing you this year at the Garden!

P.S. Yankee Magazine has recommended a visit to Garden in the Woods.