Weekly tours May through October offered at no cost to the public. Provides information on group tour services.

Includes native and exotic species as well as some very unusual cultivars.

3,000 square foot facility used for teaching and research for Connecticut College Botany classes. Collections include tropical plants and cacti.

Collection established in 1931currently contains 288 taxa, including trees, shrubs and woody vines indigenous to the forested region of eastern North American.

Online ordering available for bulletins of botanical and ecological interest.

Mission statement, plant collections, programs, publications, events and membership information.

Founded in 1956, the garden contains a representative display of eastern woodland wildflowers that is maintained with ecologically sound landscaping techniques.