Autumn

There is something to see throughout the whole year at the Botanic Garden.

From a collection of thousands of different plant varieties, we can only highlight a few. Before your visit, click on a season to see what plants are at their best.

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

Please bear in mind that flowerings can vary by some three to four weeks, depending on climatic conditions.

Autumn
	Early Autumn	Late Autumn
Broadwalk	heleniums penstemons asters ornamental grasses	katsura tree japanese anemones ornamental grasses paperbark & snakebark maples
Bog Garden	purple loosestrife joe-pye weed bog sage
Japanese Garden	maples ornamental grasses bugbanes	maples ornamental grasses katsura tree
Spring Woods	arum lily seed heads	hazelnuts
Double Walled Garden	dahlias cannas bananas red hot pokers echinacea	ornamental grasses pumpkins echinacea autumn crocus winter vegetables banana trees dressed for Christmas
Boulder Garden	autumn crocuses red hot pokers Amaryllis belladonna	crab apple
Great Glasshouse	kangaroo paws nerines banksias Grevillea eriostachya	chilean waxflower banksias silver trees pomegranates olives
Lakes	striking lakeside reflections Slate Beds best seen from across the lakes	crab apples striking lakeside reflections pochards, shovelers and wigeons. resident cormorant, coots, moorhens & mallards more visible
Wild Garden	asters rudbeckias heleniums echinaceas sneezeweeds	asters rudbeckias heleniums echinaceas seedheads goldfinches and other seed eaters
Waun Las NNR incl. Pont felin Gat	blackberries wax cap fungi	blackberries wax cap fungi hedge laying & tree planting flocks of fieldfare and redwing arrive to over-winter here
Pont Felin Gat	enchanter’s nightshade mosses, liverworts & lichen
General	autumn hues	autumn hues

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Autumn

There is something to see throughout the whole year at the Botanic Garden.

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