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Special Events HallBotany

Hall

VictoriaRoom

FernRoom

Pink and

WhiteBorder

PerennialBorder

DwarfConifers

MedicinalPlant

GardenChangingBorder

Herb GardenEast Bank

(The Outdoor Garden is apopular place for private

events and may beclosed periodically.)

Sunken Garden Serpentine Room

SustainablePerennial Garden

SustainablePerennial Garden

PalmCourt

WelcomeCenter

Entrance Outdoor GardenEntrance

OutdoorGarden

The Shopat Phipps

SouthConservatory

Tropical Fruitand Spice Room

MangroveCircle

AtriumFacilities Building(Not Open tothe Public)

GreenRoofConstructed

Wetlands

Rain Garden

Turtle Lagoon

Green Gallery

Solar Panels

Solar Panels

Solar Panels

Amphitheatre

Wind Turbine

(Not Open to the Public)

Rooftop Solar Water Distillation Unit

PalmCircle

Gallery Room

EastRoomAquatic

Gardens

StoveRoom

DiscoveryPavilion

Children’sDiscovery Garden

Nature Play Garden

Rooftop EdibleGarden

Official Wishing Well

JapaneseCourtyard Garden

OrchidRoom

DesertRoom

BroderieRoom

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ProductionGreenhouse

(Not Open to the Public)

Restrooms

Lockers

AccessibleParking

EmergencyExit Bike Rack

Elevator

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Center forSustainableLandscapes

Center forSustainable Landscapes

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Botany HallGarden

NatureLab

AqUATIC GARDENSOverlooking these stunning water lily-filled pools is Neptune, a statue acquired in 1893.

BOTANY HALL GARDENBenches and a bubbling fountain make this Mediterranean garden an ideal spot to rest.

BRODERIE ROOMFormal and elegant, this garden is typical of those found in France in the time of Louis XIV.

CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLELANDSCAPES ENVIRONSFollow gently-graded paths through one of the world’s greenest landscapes.

CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLELANDSCAPES GREEN ROOFHighlighting native edible and medicinal plants, this rooftop garden offers quite a view.

DESERT ROOMBe transported to the desert with our cacti, succulents and a Chihuly chandelier.

DISCOVERY GARDENHands-on fun abounds in this sensory outdoor garden and nature play area just for kids.

EAST ROOM Creative scenes with soothing streams and waterfalls are the hallmarks of this garden.

FERN ROOM Revisit the age of the dinosaurs as you explore some of Earth’soldestplantspecies.

GREEN GALLERYThe Center for SustainableLandscapes’ first floor features art exhibits celebrating humanity’s harmony with nature.

GALLERY ROOMHome to our play farmers’ market, this space is a great place to unwind with the kids.

JAPANESE COURTYARDGARDENThis restful and peaceful outdoor garden features our bonsai and a babbling brook.

ORCHID ROOMBehold the beauty of orchids, including many miniature and slipper varieties.

OUTDOOR GARDENThis meandering garden features perennials, herbs, ferns, dwarf conifers and fountains.

PALM COURTMajestic palm trees are featured here along with creations by glass artist Dale Chihuly.

ROOFTOP EDIBLE GARDEN Find inspiration in this outdoor garden with herbs, fruits and veggies.

NATURE LAB AT PHIPPS Experienceahealthymodular classroom designed to function as efficiently as a flower.

SERPENTINE ROOM Uniquely shaped like a winding snake, this whimsical space changes with the seasons.

SOUTH CONSERVATORYThis grand display space, added in 1897, hosts our Garden Railroad in fall and winter.

STOVE ROOMBursting with bright tropical blooms, this room houses Butterfly Forest, April – Sept.

SUNkEN GARDEN Complete with fountains and hanging baskets, this gorgeous room is always a favorite.

SUSTAINABLEPERENNIAL GARDENS Surrounding the Welcome Center dome, these beds feature a variety of easy-care plants.

TROPICAL FOREST CONSERVATORYJourney into the heart of the tropical forest, featuring waterfalls and a serene fish pond.

TROPICAL FRUIT AND SPICE ROOMEnterthislush,fragrantworld to discover edibles like bananas and cinnamon.

VICTORIA ROOMA large central pond perfectly reflects the color of changing floral displays.

Helpful Tips Please review the information below to ensure that you have a safe and enjoyable visit. Thank you!

ACCESSIBILITY

Our gardens are wheelchair accessible except for the Stove Room, located in our west wing.

GARDEN ETIqUETTE

Help keep our plants happy and healthy:• Pleasedonotpickflowersorenterplantbeds• PleasedonotbringfoodintotheConservatory• Pleaserefrainfromsmokinginsideandoutside

SAFETY NOTES

Be safe and comfortable as you explore:•Walkwaysmaybeunevenorslippery• Heelysandbackpacksareprohibited•Weaponsofanykindarenotpermitted

PHOTOGRAPHY

You may take photos and video; however:

• Commercialphotographyrequiresapproval and may be subject to fees

• Call412/622-6915,ext.6501forwedding and portrait photo sessions;

media and others call 412/622-6915, ext. 3801

• Membersmaymakereservationsto use tripods Sunday mornings, 9:30 –11 a.m., by calling

412/622-6915. Tripods are not otherwise permitted

in the gardens

Rooms and Gardens

WHEELCHAIRS | We are pleased to offer wheelchairs free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis. Due to limited availability, we regret that we are unable to accept reservations.

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