- Admissions, Hours & Directions
- What’s New
- What You’ll See
- Garden Spaces
- Bald Cypress Allée
- Christina Reiman Butterfly Wing
- CoHort’s Patio Garden
- DeeAnn Drew Shade Garden
- Dr. Griffith J. Buck Rose Collection
- Dunlap Entry Courtyard
- East Entry Garden
- Edible Garden
- Front Yard Garden
- Heirloom Garden
- Helen Latch Jones Rose Garden
- Hillside Water-wise Garden
- Home Demonstration Gardens
- Hughes Conservatory
- Joey and Jesse’s Herb Garden
- Lake Helen
- Margaret E. Penkhus Campanile Garden
- Naturalist Garden
- North Lawn
- North Mixed Border
- Outdoor Living Room
- Patty Jischke Children’s Garden
- Prairie Vista Garden
- Reflection Garden
- Ross Formal Lawn Garden
- Roy & Mary Amos Smith Hardwood Forest
- Rust Events Plaza
- South Field
- South Mixed Border
- South Patio
- Sunny Side Yard
- Sycamore Falls
- Trial and Display Gardens
- Walled Court
- West Entry Garden
- What You’ll Enjoy
- School Programs
- Adult Tours
- Garden Policies
- Rentals
Fun Visit with Kids
Nature and Kids Just Go Together
Reiman Gardens welcomes everyone, especially children. Be sure to check out Elwood, the World’s Largest Concrete Gnome, keeping watch in the Home Production Garden. Elwood loves to have his picture taken! Don’t disappoint him.
Make a joyful noise on our dancing chimes at the CoHorts Dancing Chimes Plaza, at the north end of in the Bald Cypress Allee. Visit Lake Helen to see some of the Gardens’ aquatic wildlife, and don’t miss the Children’s Garden with interactive areas, the “hideout” and even tumbling mounds for kids of all ages.
The Butterfly Wing will delight while the butterfly emergence cases will fascinate and of course there are dozens of educational programs geared for kids throughout the year. Check the schedule here to introduce your children to the excitement of nature!
