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Columbus Blooms

03-15-2024 05-05-2024 DURING GENERAL ADMISSION & SPECIAL ENGAGEMENTS

A dazzling celebration of spring! More than 135,000 tulips, daffodils, and pansies throughout the gardens and container displays combine with stars of the botanical garden. Magnolias, lilacs, cherries, viburnum, and thousands of perennials bring an exciting burst of scents and colors after a long winter slumber.

Plants bloom throughout the season starting in March and continuing through the following months. Please check the Spring Blooms Report to know what's in bloom.

Spring Blooms Report Each Thursday, the Conservatory will share which plants are in bloom and where guests can spot them. Find out what's in bloom during your visit and watch the gardens change over the season.

May 2, 2024 Report

As we wrap up a wonderful spring season many flowering plants are signaling the nearness of summer! While almost all our Tulips and Daffodils are done for the season, so many interesting and fragrant trees, shrubs, and perennials are waiting to be discovered on your next visit!

Spring Blooms Report

Sponsor a Bulb Spring represents a renewal of hope. It's the perfect time to celebrate or remember a loved one. There are many ways to make a Tribute Gift at the Conservatory, including sponsoring Columbus Blooms bulbs. A gift of $25 sponsors 5 bulbs in the exhibition. To make a tribute gift, use the link below and select the "Tribute Bulbs" checkbox if you'd like to sponsor bulbs.

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