Lower Rose Garden

Situated in the Fort Worth Cultural District, our 120-acre campus is minutes from downtown and is surrounded by beautiful gardens, educational exhibits, gift shops, and a café. The Fort Worth Botanic Garden opened in 1934 and is Texas' oldest major botanic garden. The collection includes 2,500 species of native and exotic plants. The FWBG rose, Japanese, and perennial gardens have long been beloved. There are 23 specialty gardens, including a tropical conservatory and a forest boardwalk. Stroll through the Japanese Garden and take in the koi-filled pools, slopes and created stonework, and the dramatic waterfalls. The Rose Garden, which features a center waterfall bordered by a ramp with beds of colorful roses, is about to come to an end.

Most of the reviews are overly simple, finding the garden gorgeous and beautiful. They also describe it as well-maintained and correctly reflect the striking arrangement of roses and the garden's ambiance with some saying it is like another world. Several reviews emphasize the value of the free entrance with guests confirming its status as an excellent location for family outings and personal photography. The garden's pleasant and relaxing atmosphere makes it perfect for events such as weddings with many people recounting their experiences at such gatherings. This general conclusion is that the garden is perfect for an outing with the family or if you simply want to unwind and explore nature.