This Spring, see what's blooming at Atlanta Gardens

The Atlanta Gardens are blooming this spring

Atlanta Botanical Garden

At Atlanta Botanical Garden, you can see vibrant flora during the Orchid Daze. (Joleen Pete)

With the arrival of spring, we love visiting Atlanta Botanical Garden to see the amazing collection of orchids during Orchid Daze. Its colorful displays of tulips, hyacinths, crocuses, daffodils, and perennials are like no other during Atlanta Blooms! This event is held over several weekends in March and April, with different visiting times so you can see the array of spring colors all at once.

Atlanta Dogwood Festival

During the annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival, dogwoods bloom in Piedmont Park. ( Atlanta Dogwood Festival)

Dogwood trees bloom in Atlanta during the Atlanta Dogwood Festival. Atlanta Dogwood Festival is one of the top festivals in the country, with trees, art, and people aplenty. The Piedmont Park Spring Festival runs from April 13 to 15 each year.

Callaway Gardens

Spring is a great time to visit Callaway Gardens. (Callaway Resort & Gardens)

The azaleas are coming. More than 20000 incredible and colorful azalea plants will be on display at Callaway Gardens, and daffodils, tulips, crab apples, dogwoods and more will also be blooming. We have a variety of activities, displays of spring color, and special events planned for you this spring.

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Fernbank Forest at Fernbank Museum

While exploring Fernbank Forest, a woman points out something in the trees to a little girl. Take a guided tour or venture out on your own to explore Fernbank Forest. It is part of the Fernbank Museum of Natural History.

The Fernbank Forest receives a lot of new life each spring, including a plethora of wildflowers and blossoming trees. A two-mile trail that runs through Fernbank Forest offers an opportunity to explore nature up close through hands-on exhibits, games, and learning stations. Seeing, hearing and feeling nature and spring are all around us.

Gibbs Gardens

Daffodils grow in abundance at Gibbs Garden north of Atlanta during Daffodil ColorFest. (Gibbs Garden)

It is possible to imagine strolling through a field covered with daffodils in every color from creamy white to golden yellow. It's not a fairy tale. It's reality at Gibbs Garden, a world-class garden center just north of Atlanta. More than 300 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, ponds, waterfalls, bridges, and hundreds of flowers, plants, and trees can be found at Gibbs Gardens. The season begins in early March with the Daffodil ColorFest.

Atlanta History Center's Goizueta Gardens

Featuring an English garden aesthetic, the garden offers a tranquil setting. ( Atlanta History Center)

Goizueta Gardens at Atlanta History Center may not leap to the top of your mind when thinking of places to visit for spring color in the Atlanta area, however with 32 acres of gardens, trails and woodland areas, you are sure to discover some beauty. It's a lovely sight to see the Swan House lawn blooming in the spring, too. The Olguitas Garden celebrates the life of Goizueta Gardens honoree Olga Olguita C. de Goizueta. Year-round blooms, rich in color, fragrance, and texture, with a pleasing English garden aesthetic.

The Carter Center

A rainbow of spring colors abounds at The Carter Center in the springtime. (The Carter Center)

35 acres of wooded land make up The Carter Center's gardens. The Rose Garden has more than 40 varieties of roses. Rosalynn Carter is the wife of former President Jimmy Carter, and it is being cultivated as a coral bloom. The gardens feature formal areas, waterfalls, a Japanese Garden designed by master gardener Kinsaku Nakane, and a koi pond where you can relax.

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