Here Are The 8 Most Beautiful Gardens You’ll Ever See In Mississippi
There’s nothing like taking a relaxing stroll while breathing in the intoxicating scent of fresh flowers. And just in case you’re wondering where to go for this relaxing stroll, we’ve put together a list (in no particular order) of the most beautiful gardens in the state.
This 104-acre arboretum contains several exhibits that display plants native to the Pearl River Drainage Basin ecosystem.
Described as the “fairyland of gardens,” Wister Gardens is made up of 14 acres filled with colorful flowers, trees, and shrubbery.
The Rosalie Mansion, a historical landmark, has several gardens on the grounds including the Patricia Walton Shelby Bicentennial Garden, the Walter Reed Page Smith Garden, and the Janet Terreson Sims Memorial Rose Garden.
Along with numerous exhibits and rides, this museum also features an accredited rose garden which is listed on the National Rose Register.
The once private garden now turned city park includes azaleas, camellias, flowering trees, exotic plants, and perennials. The gorgeous property also includes fish ponds, bridges, an island, and gazebos.
Attracting visitors from all over the country, the University of Southern Mississippi’s rose garden is made up of 800 bushes containing the vibrantly-colored flower.
Once the home of General Ulysses S. Grant and his family, the historical property features a pond, small waterfall, and, of course, scenic gardens.
The family owned pottery studio and gardens have become a favorite among locals and visitors alike. The breathtaking garden is filled with beautiful plants, trees, and flowers as well as several terraces, cypress fences, and fountains.
These are just a portion of the beautiful gardens in Mississippi. Have one to add to the list, or have any photos/comments about any of the gardens listed above? Be sure to share in the comments section below!
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