Hoping to lure opreys from nesting on the ball field lights, new platforms were installed.

What do phormium and yellow-eyed penguins have in common? Travel to New Zealand with UW Botanic Gardens to find out!

Wonder if your favorite tree is growing in the Arboretum? Now anyone can search a map and learn all about plants in the collection.

The cone represents our collections and the importance of conifers in our landscape.

Much like our varied and extensive collection of woody and herbaceous plants, our organization has evolved and grown over time.

Stop by the UW Botanic Gardens’ educational booth, #2401, to explore the many opportunities we offer to plant lovers!

Welcome back Huskies! There are so many opportunities for students to get involved at the UW Botanic Gardens.

We need your help! We depend on volunteers to keep our gardens looking beautiful, our plant records up to date and the kids programs running smoothly. Apply online today!

Get up close with giant tortoises, rare birds and fantastic flora! Reserve your spot today on this fantastic adventure tour.