We’ve had unseasonably high temperatures here in Wisconsin for much of October and November. Because of this, we have plants that are blooming because they’ve convinced themselves that it’s spring. …
If you’ve been to the Holiday light show here at Rotary Botanical Gardens in the past you’ve probably seen the strings of dazzling lights from the top of the tallest trees …
The pumpkin program is a staple here at Rotary Botanical Gardens. It gives children in the surrounding schools a chance to make a mess, get outside, and learn something new …
We’re thrilled to share that Rotary Botanical Gardens is now part of the Museums for All program network.
Hi! My name is Samantha Mundy, and I’m Rotary Botanical Gardens’ summer intern this year!
Emily Cox is the Administrative & Volunteer Coordinator at Rotary Botanical Gardens.
With unusual warmth in February and March, the garden was awakened earlier than ever.
The comfort station mural showcases local wildlife, including monarch and swallowtail butterflies, rusty patch bees, a hummingbird, and an oriole.
Our 27th annual Holiday Light Show marked a record year, thanks to you, the incredible 60,000 people who immersed themselves in the glow of 1.5 million lights.
Greetings! My name is Alan and I am really excited to be joining the team here at Rotary Gardens in beautiful Wisconsin.