Past, Present & Future: Birmingham Botanical Gardens from 1831 to tomorrow
Join us at Birmingham Botanical Gardens & Glasshouses to explore past and present. You will have the opportunity to join a history walk or horticultural walk. From tree ferns not found anywhere else in the world, to the surprisingly sweet story of our Cadbury Shelter there is plenty to see, smell and enjoy. Both tours will be delivered by our expert team here at the Botanical Gardens.
Your tour booking includes free entry to the gardens for the day. You are welcome to arrive early and enjoy the gardens before and after your tour. Please meet at reception 10 minutes before the tour starts.
Tickets are limited and booking is essential.
Organised by Birmingham Botanical Gardens & Glasshouses
How did the Gardens grow? Opening in 1832 on the site of Holly Bank Farm, Birmingham Botanical Gardens has adapted, changed and bloomed over the past 191 years.
Join our team as we tour through history exploring unique plants, social discoveries and intriguing facts.
Following a tour of the Gardens, join our Chief Executive as she shows you how the Gardens are developing and how they will continue to grow for the next 200 years.
Programme for the afternoon:
Arrival: 3pm
Tour start: 3.45pm
Tour Finish: 4pm/4.15pm
Talk with Chief Executive: 4.30pm-5.15pm
Q & A – 5.15pm–5.45pm
End: 6pm
Car parking on site available – £3 for non-members (free for members)
Organised by Birmingham Botanical Gardens
Date & TimeFri 8 Sept | 3pm–6pm
LocationBirmingham Botanical Gardens & Glasshouses, Westbourne Road, Edgbaston, B15 3TRCost£15Includes entry to the Gardens & light refreshments. BookingBooking required Book hereAccessThe buildings are fully accessible and the garden has level paths.Accessible toilet. WebsiteTwitter Facebook Instagram |