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Jun 28, 2024 · Located in the Arboretum (16 Old Guelph Road, Hamilton) Experience one of the largest and most diverse lilac collections in the world. Every May, A heavenly fragrance drifts through Royal Botanical Gardens’ Arboretum, marking the official start of lilac season! RBG visitors can experience one of the largest, most magnificent and diverse ...
RBG Gardens & Trails. View the map. 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. Load the Map (6MB) Our park map is a high-resolution image (about 6MB).
Address: 16 Old Guelph Road, Hamilton ( directions) Access to: Arboretum, North Shore of Cootes Paradise Trail System. Bike racks available. When staffed: $10/vehicle (weekends and during peak bloom season) May 9 to 26: pre-registered, time-ticketed. Outside these dates: $5/hour to a maximum of $15. Trail Access Parking.
Jun 28, 2024 · With a large diversity of rose varieties, the collection will re-bloom in multiple "flushes" throughout the summer until mid-fall. Currently, companion plants like lavender, butterfly weed, coneflowers, and torch lilies not only add to the garden's beauty but also support biodiversity, making it a truly beautiful and innovative space.
Admission. Home Plan Your Visit Admission. General Admission or Membership applies to visit all RBG’s formal garden areas. Select General Admission to visit for the day, or purchase a membership for unlimited visits all year long! Looking to join us on the trails? No admission required (parking charges apply).
Start your visit to Royal Botanical Gardens at RBG Centre, home to many special programs and events where you will find both indoor and outdoor displays, Shop at the Gardens gift shop and the Greenhouse Café, along with our administrative offices. Visiting RBG Centre. Collections & Areas of Interest.
About RBG. Royal Botanical Gardens (RBG) is the not-for-profit caretaker of 2,700 acres of land and ecosystems surrounded by Canada’s largest urban environment. It is an educator and experience creator delivering cultural, artistic and culinary experiences throughout its diverse network of gardens and natural spaces.
