Posted in Arkansas
March 03, 2020
Walk Through A Sea Of Tulips And Daffodils At Arkansas’ Garvan Woodland Gardens
There isn’t a month we don’t love visiting the fanciful flora at Hot Springs’ Garvan Woodland Gardens. However, spring is in full bloom which means the daffodils and tulips will be too! Let’s go see the colorful sea of flowers at the beloved Garvan Woodland Gardens.
Garvan Woodland Gardens is a gorgeous 210-acre botanical garden in Hot Springs. The gardens stay magical all throughout year from the top of their treehouse to the lowest floor of fairy village. Springtime means the daffodils and tulips will soon take over a large part of the garden.
Around 250,000 daffodils and 130,000 tulips will be in bloom soon. First the tulips take over typically between late February to mid-March. Daffodils are usually quick to follow with a peak bloom around March.
The tulips are concentrated in the center of the garden around the pavilion. For the daffodils you'll want to head to Three Sisters of Amity Daffodil Hill just a little further north.
We do mean the flowers as well as George the peacock, too! You'll be surprised what photo opportunities come about in the gardens.
Because of our odd winter, the peaks for these flowers are hard to determine this year (even by Arkansas' standards our winter was rather wacky). Plan to take a trip sometime this March but stay up-to-date on the flower peaks by following the gardens' Facebook Page. For more information you can also head to the Garvan Woodland Gardens' website.
What’s your favorite season to visit Garvan? Share your favorite trips with us in the comments below! We would love to see your flower-powered shots in our Facebook group, Arkansas Nature Lovers. You should join for your chance to be featured and to discover why there’s nothing better than Arkansas’ stunning nature.
Address: 550 Arkridge Rd, Hot Springs, AR 71913, USA
