Nature's Palette at Columbus Botanical Garden

Columbus Botanical Garden, established in 1992, was founded by a dedicated group of local horticulturists. The garden promotes plant diversity and education.

Spanning 20 acres, it houses unique collections, including a butterfly garden, native plant beds, and various themed gardens. It plays a vital role in local conservation and education about plant species.

Garden Highlights

🌺 Native Plant Garden: Showcases local flora, promoting biodiversity.

🍃 Butterfly House: A habitat with seasonal butterflies, ideal for family visits.

🌼 Seasonal Displays: Features rotating exhibits throughout the year for continuous learning.

Columbus Botanical Garden is free to enter, making it an ideal spot for families, nature enthusiasts, and historians to enjoy learning about horticulture.