Montgomery Botanical Gardens at Oak Park
One area where we have planted most of the plants is the small hill at the entrance. When you look down the hill now, you can see daffodils in the spring. Later in the spring, we have various types of hydrangeas, Anthony Waterer spirea, Oakleaf hydrangeas, various ferns, dogwoods, ajuga, and many other plants.
A botanical garden is a living museum that takes constant care and love. Please consider a membership or donation and help us continue to grow.
Magnolia before the tree limb fell on it.
Irrigation installation looking down the hill
Tree limb fell and took the Magnolia tree
A little pinestraw makes all look better
Bear Exploration Center students picking up sticks before planting
More hydrangeas
daffodils and hydrangeas
Entrance is looking pretty
Dogwoods are planted
Beautiful picture of the hill at the entrance
