There is plenty to see at the Garden in January. The warm and cozy Conservatory beckons with aromatic orchids, blooming cactus, birds-of-paradise and other tropical flowers. Did you know that we have over 200 orchids and winter is one of the best times to see them flowering? Winter blooms are more treasured because they are unexpected. Outside in the simplified landscape, you can see the underlying structure or “bones” of the Garden and appreciate colorful berries, bark textures and intricate seed pods. It’s a great time for bird-watching, too. See our January blooms page for highlights and winter interest. See more winter blooms here.

The Garden continues to follow CDC recommendations and state guidelines for COVID-19. Masks are strongly encouraged indoors for all. If unvaccinated, masks are required indoors, and outdoors when less than 6 feet from others. Please note the Tea House will be closed during this time.