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Memphis Botanic Garden

- A Month-by-Month Bloom Schedule

- Anne Heard Stokes Butterfly Garden

- Cactus Garden

- Conifer Collection

- Daylily Garden

- Four Seasons Garden

- Hyde & Seek Prehistoric Plant Trail

- Hydrangea Garden

- Japanese Garden of Tranquility (Seijaku-En)

- Japanese Maple Grove

- Little Garden Club Sensory Garden

- Madlinger Azalea Trail

- Memphis Garden Club Sculpture Garden

- Memphis Garden Club Water Garden

- Meyer/McDonald Dogwood Trail

- Michie Magnolia Trail

- Nana’s Garden/Charlotte Sawyer Daffodil Trail

- Rick Pudwell Horticulture Center

- Tennessee Bicentennial Iris Garden

- The Urban Orchard: Trees for Teaching

- W.C. Paul Arboretum

- Wildflower Woodland

The Gardens - Hosta Trail
Hostas are herbaceous perennial plants, meaning they die to the ground each winter. Hostas are available in hundreds of varieties, all of which flower, but they are primarily grown for their foliage. Rodents called voles eat the roots of hostas, so they are grown in containers and then placed in the ground. The Hosta Trail at MBG is one of 12 nationally certified trails in the U.S.