Wisconsin

Spring Green, Wisconsin Taliesin Estate Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin Estate has been called the genesis of his ideas, concepts, theories and techniques. “You can see the seeds from which Wright’s work blossomed as you tour the Taliesin Estate.” The Estate includes 600

Oshkosh, Wisconsin Paine Art Center and Gardens Paine Gardens , Wisconsin’s one-and-only walled garden, boasts thousands of lush native and exotic plantings of flowers, trees and shrubs, a pergola dressed with vines, two filigreed, historic wrought-iron gates, sun-dappled reflection pools and more. [ info

Madison, Wisconsin The Arboretum – University of Wisconsin The Arboretum features many distinct ecological communities, several horticultural collections, effigy mounds, historic artifacts, a Visitor Center, and more than 20 miles of trails by which to visit them. Attractions include the Curtis Prairie, considered the

Madison, Wisconsin Olbrich Botanical Gardens Stroll through 16 acres of outdoor display gardens including Olbrich’s award-winning Rose Garden, Sunken Garden, Meadow Garden, and Thai Pavilion and Garden. Enjoy a tropical paradise year-round in Olbrich’s Bolz Conservatory, a glass pyramid filled

Madison, Wisconsin Allen Centennial Gardens Located on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus , the 2.5-acre gardens includes a Victoria Garden, Italian Garden, English Garden, Victorian Garden, Water Garden, and Rock Garden. [ info ]

Hales Corners, Wisconsin Boerner Botanical Gardens Attractions include the Annual Garden, Perennial Borders, Herb Garden, Day Lily Walk, Bog Garden, formal Shrub Mall, Peony Garden, and Rose Garden. The Rose Garden contains an more than 3000 plants of approximately 350 varieties, including the most

Green Bay, Wisconsin Green Bay Botanical Garden Celebrate the enduring partnership between plants and people in over 47 acres of beautiful gardens and natural areas. Attractions include a Four Seasons Garden, Perennial Garden, the Vanderperren English Cottage Garden, the Upper Rose Garden and a