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Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden and Bird SanctuaryBotanical Garden
4.5 106 reviews on
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Marsh marigolds, showy lady slippers and shy violets are just a few of the many wildflowers that bloom in this peaceful,...
MoreMarsh marigolds, showy lady slippers and shy violets are just a few of the many wildflowers that bloom in this peaceful, 14-acre sanctuary. Inaugurated in 1907, it is the oldest public wildflower garden in the United States. Visitors are free to wander the picturesque trails in both the shady woodland garden and the sunny prairie garden.A small interpretive building has exhibits and books about nature, including a biography of the garden founder, botanist and conservationist Eloise Butler. Guided tours and special programs, such as full moon hikes and talks on medicinal plants, are offered on weekends. Admission is free. Less
Website: minneapolisparks.org
Phone: (612) 370-4903
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Glenwood Pkwy and Golden Valley Rd

1940 Glenwood Pkwy, and Glenwood Ave Minneapolis, MN 55422-3866 630.87 mi
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4.5 106 reviews
- 5 star 63
- 4 star 33
- 3 star 9
- 2 star 1
- 1 star 0
- pnhoj8804/15/21
  This is a stunning space in early spring, summer and fall (closed in winter). Highly educational and well designed. You'll be surprised at how much time you might spend there. More
- Mike R09/02/20
  Having planted a native flower garden two years ago, it was really nice to be able see some of my plants in a large, natural surrounding. It is not an arboretum atmosphere, but instead an opportunity... More
- Kristin D02/09/20
  I was over in that corner of the Twin Citiesfkr a dufferent even, but glad to visit the gardens again. It is exciting and important. Flowers, butterflies, and nature! More
- Kate C10/26/19
  I went on weekday in late October and found the gates to the Wildflower Gardens locked. They are only open on the weekend through October. However, I hiked around the bog trail and found the tamarack... More
- Rich67508/23/19
  This is a very nice, quiet place to walk the trails and see some plants and birds close up. The trails have a nice covering of woodchips to walk on. It would be nice to have a more detailed map of the... More
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