Packed with thousands of elegant dwarf conifers that stun year-round, the Arendt Conifer Garden is not only a fan favorite, but a pillar of the Garden as a whole. It’s hard to believe that merely a decade ago it was a simple hill, yet to
Looking back at the last 25 years since Green Bay Botanical Garden opened, we’re especially grateful for the garden lovers in our community who have dedicated their time to the Garden and its mission. Without their help, the Garden truly wouldn’t be the success that
Dates can be scary! Whether it’s your first time getting to know someone new, or one of many excursions with your long-term partner, you don’t want to disappoint. Still, with rising costs and limited options, how can you plan a date that’s sure to impress?
An important part of sustainable gardening involves reducing garden waste. One easy way to reduce this waste is to reuse items you already have. Check out these tips to learn what materials you can and can’t reuse in your garden and some ideas for giving
Style Guide To help you with your story, we’ve compiled a few things we think you need to know about the Garden. Please contact us if you have any questions. Name Our official name is Green Bay Botanical Garden, not “Green Bay Botanical Gardens,” “Green
Maintaining a perfect garden takes time, effort, and some proper planning. Planning a garden before planting will help you ensure the health and longevity of your plants. Depending on the type of garden you’re planting, you could face different challenges and have different goals than other gardeners.
Explore the Carol & Bruce Bell Children’s Garden, soak in spring blooms, and nurture your roots in nature for free. Join us in celebrating public gardens everywhere during Go Public Gardens Days! Go Public Gardens Days (May 10-19, 2024) is a nationwide celebration of all
Gardens & Structures Green Bay Botanical Garden’s 47 acres of display gardens and natural areas capture the beauty of northeast Wisconsin’s four distinct and wonderful seasons. You will enjoy amazing beauty and adventure as you discover outstanding architecture that sets the stage for an all-star
There are plenty of reasons to create a rain garden in your yard other than the obvious aesthetic benefits. By planting and maintaining a rain garden, you’re improving groundwater, protecting streams and lakes, and preventing flooding! A rain garden’s main purpose is to capture and
Creepy crawlies in your garden can seem alarming, but a surplus of certain bugs and insects in your garden is a good thing! It shows that your garden is healthy, well versed in plant species, and also a place for bugs to thrive. Many bugs
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