What’s Blooming at the U.S. Botanic Garden
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Can’t wait to see the vibrant colors of spring flowers? Indoor conservatories are certainly a great cure for the winter blues. Luckily, there are many that are open all year long around the country, but of course you can see visit one of the best in our nation’s capital — FREE of charge!
You’ll experience exhibits from desert succulents to amazing tropicals. Discover plants used in medicine and household products. Learn gardening tips and the importance of sustainability and conservation in fun and interactive ways.
The United States Botanic Garden offers free admission and the Conservatory, National Garden and Bartholdi Park are open every day of the year.
photo courtesy of GwendolynGarden.com
Tag(s): For Kids, The Great Green Outdoors
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