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The new Rock Garden allows RBG to do more with less – less water, less upheaval of the soil, and less human power, plant waste and carbon emissions spent on seasonal change-outs of over 150,000 bulbs and annuals.
Situated at the historic David Braley and Nancy Gordon Rock Garden, RBG’s newest restaurant features a French inspired menu with a garden flair that boasts fresh, locally sourced ingredients, many picked straight from our gardens!
Jun 21, 2024 · Royal Botanical Gardens is Canada’s largest, with over 2,400 acres of gardens and nature sanctuary that spans Hamilton and Burlington Ontario. Use the button below for an overview of RBG’s properties.
Looking to access all RBG garden areas for the day? Purchase full garden admission. 1185 York Boulevard, Hamilton, Ontario. Rock Garden Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (final admission 4 p.m.) Free parking available in the large lot across the street (accessible parking available directly outside the Visitor Centre) More information to plan your visit ...
Single Garden Admission: Rock Garden. Opened to visitors in 1932, the historic Rock Garden is considered the birthplace of Royal Botanical Gardens. Following a significant rejuvenation, the David Braley and Nancy Gordon Rock Garden reopened in 2016 to embrace sustainable trends in garden design and management while respecting the integrity of ...
Jun 29, 2024 · Situated at the historic David Braley and Nancy Gordon Rock Garden, RBG’s newest restaurant features an eclectic menu that boasts fresh, locally sourced ingredients, many picked straight from our gardens!
The historic Rock Garden is considered the birthplace of Royal Botanical Gardens which opened to visitors in 1932. After a significant rejuvenation, it reope...
Rock Garden. Built in 1932, the historic Rock Garden is considered the birthplace of Royal Botanical Gardens. Following a significant rejuvenation, the Rock Garden reopened in 2016 to embrace sustainable trends in garden design. Learn More.
RBG's cultivated area is comprised of five cultivated gardens holding 50 different plant collections, display gardens and seasonal exhibitions. These gardens include; - The Rock Garden which displays spring bulbs, perenials, spring flowering trees and conifers.
The RBG’s newly renovated rock garden could be the answer. From abandoned gravel pit to cherished heritage garden, the 84-year-old rock garden at Hamilton’s Royal Botanical Garden has been reopened following a three-year, $20 million rejuvenation project.
