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2021 Home Garden Tour Friday, July 9 & Saturday, July 10 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Featuring Gardens of Madison's West Side Radio Park, University Hill Farms & Glen Oak Hills Traditional In-person Format Follow the tour map and explore exquisite home gardens that offer a look into each gardener's individual sense of creativity, imagination, and beauty. Talk with homeowners, landscape architects, and Master Gardeners to get tips on how to incorporate various garden techniques into your own home landscape! TICKETS Home Garden Tour tickets will be available in Olbrich's Growing Gift Shop starting June 1, 2021. Tickets available for purchase on tour dates at designated ticket location - to be determined. General admission - $15Olbrich Members - $13 Child (Ages 6-12 ) - $6 Ages 5 & under - FREE
2021 Presenting Sponsors
2021 Tour Supporters Goodwin LLC Klein's Floral & Greenhouses Schönheit Gardens The Bruce Company Tree Health Management
This annual two-day fundraiser supports the mission and daily operations of Olbrich Botanical Gardens.
Virtual Garden Tours Share the Sights & Sounds July 2020 During the month of July, Olbrich Gardens will feature weekly virtual garden tours showcasing the home sanctuaries of some of our perennial volunteers, board members and staff! Virtual tours will include photos and videos clips that bring the sights and sounds of each unique garden right to you (wherever you are)! The garden tours will be posted on Olbrich's Facebook page towards the beginning of each week. Find links to the weekly garden posts here on the Home Garden Tour webpage. Week of July 6 – Full of Fun Foliage or PDF version Week of July 13 – Green is a Color or PDF version Week of July 20 – Make it POP with container gardens Week of July 27 – A Gravel Garden Through the SeasonsUPCOMING Events Pour'n Yer Heart Out - Virtual Aluminum Pour | February 20 Virtual Lecture Series | Thursday, February 25 Canopy Sessions - LIVE STREAM | Friday, March 5 |
Olbrich Botanical Gardens is operated as a public-private partnership between the City of Madison Parks Division and the Olbrich Botanical Society.
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