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Mission
Statement
Enriching people's lives through environmental stewardship
and education.
Photo
courtesy of
Heather Thormahlen
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The Fort Worth
Botanic Garden, the oldest botanic garden in Texas, is a lush 109-acre
tapestry of dappled shade and vibrant splashes of color. A peaceful
haven nestled in the heart of Fort Worth's Cultural District, the
Garden is home to over 2,500 species of native and exotic plants
that flourish in its 23 specialty gardens.
Enjoy
the classic European design of the famous Rose Garden, where 2000
roses dance in celebration of the diversity and beauty of our
national flower. Meander down the enticing paths, past intriguing
sculpture and hidden pocket plantings to the heart of the garden.
Sheltered benches invite you to sit, relax, breathe, and contemplate.
Take time to stroll through the world-renowned Japanese Garden,
with its koi-filled pools, dramatic waterfalls, sculpted hillsides,
and meticulously crafted stonework. Discover the Japanese Garden
Gift Shop for intriguing items to commemorate your visit. While
you're here, consider the Gardens Restaurant* for a delectable
light lunch.
The
Botanic Garden Center provides a unique and relaxing atmosphere
for your next business meeting or special event, offering rooms
in various sizes to accommodate your needs. Whether you're planning
a conference, a meeting or a small, intimate wedding reception,
the ambiance of the Garden will enrich your group's experience
of the event.
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Photo
courtesy of Pete Vollenweider
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| Address |
3220
Botanic Garden Boulevard
Fort Worth,
TX 76107 |
| Telephone |
(817)
871-7686 |
Scheduling
Telephone
(with
voice mail) |
(817)
871-7673 |
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