The Botanical Gardens at Asheville is a 10-acre independent, non-profit botanical garden dedicated
to the study and promotion of the native plants and habitats of the Southern Appalachians.
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Welcome to the
Botanical Gardens at Asheville
The Spring Plant Sale has ended because we have sold out of plants. Thanks to everyone for your overwhelming support!
Effective March 25, 2020, the Botanical Gardens are closed. We hope to reopen in June.
The Visitor Center and Gift Shop are closed until further notice.
All in-person April and May classes have been cancelled.
Admission & Parking
We have free admission and parking.
In order to operate, we encourage donations and membership.
Garden RULES
We hope you enjoy your visit at the Gardens, but we do request that you
follow the Garden RULES.
Southern Magnolia
(Magnolia grandiflora)
Garden Hours
Effective March 25, 2020, the Botanical Gardens are closed.
Visitor Center & Gift Shop Hours
CLOSED
Admission
No admission charge. Donations are appreciated and memberships are encouraged.
EVENTS & CLASSES
See what’s happening at the Gardens, from Plant Sales to Special Events.
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For 58 years, the Botanical Gardens has served our community with the passion to preserve our native plants and be a unique haven in the heart of our city.
IN THE NEWS
Help the Gardens Rebuild a Bridge
Last year, we began one of our largest fundraising efforts in decades at the Botanical Gardens at Asheville: raising enough money to replace the Gardens’ condemned Demmon Bridge.
FLORAL SPOTLIGHTS
Here is our list of past seasons’ floral spotlights
The Gardens feature a wide variety of wildflowers and flowering trees and scrubs that are native to the Southern Appalachians. We suggest you visit regularly to see what’s new.
PLANT NATIVES
Restoring Regional Landscapes
Native plant landscaping drastically enriches the environment; creates wildlife-friendly habitats; and reduces dependence on chemical fertilizers, mowing and watering.
VOLUNTEER
Help us grow our mission to preserve and promote native plant species and habitats of our mountains.
MISTAKEN IDENTITY
Learn how to differentiate native plants from their invasive Look-Alikes.