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Hibiscus Garden of Bermuda

The Hibiscus garden is located in the Botanical Garden which has more than 150 species of hibiscus flowers. The beauty of hibiscus is primarily its colors, and here the hibiscuses grow in range of purple, yellow, red, rose, pink colors.

The beauty of the Hibiscus Garden makes the visitor to stand still, and sometimes they forget to breathe too! And, the butterflies fly around the garden and sit on the hibiscus to intake the sweetness of the flower that makes a nice show for the visitors.

A visitor to Bermuda, never miss out to visit the beautiful botanical garden here

The garden offers the guided tours on Mondays and Fridays at 10:30 AM, which goes around the rose garden, hibiscus garden, butterfly garden, and explores other areas of the Botanical Garden.

The guided tour escort explains the history of the gardens, along with their species growing seasons and the special nature of some of the significant garden plants, flowers and trees. The tour is really enjoyable by all the visitors of the garden as the place and information is new and magnificent! 

Botanical Society in Bermuda!

 Same as the Rose Society, Bermuda has a ‘Botanical Society’ where the objective is to encourage and support the study and promotion of the botanical sciences within Bermuda. The society itself has a small botanical garden inside!

The society offers various kinds of scholarships to the botanical gardens or their efforts towards greener environment. They welcome new members with great pleasure to join the society and volunteer for the garden activities in Bermuda.

A perfect place for bird watchers!

 The Montpelier arboretum is a beautiful place with a vast 22 acre area of dense trees, shrubs and walking trails. Though this is a little different from botanical gardens as there is no organization of trees and flower beds here, this is considered a perfect place for walkers, joggers, and exercise enthusiasts.

The arboretum is one of the ultimate locations in Bermuda for bird watchers, as this place is otherwise called bird sanctuary. Here, the visitors can enjoy viewing the rare blue birds, trilling cardinals and many more birds, along with their soft melodies. 

Bermuda collections of flower essences

The Green Hope Farm garden is Bermuda’s flower essences garden, filled with abundant flowers that grow in varying seasons. However the spring season is special to visit this garden and the visitors can find the flower essences as well.

The gardens have various categories of flower essences like desert collection, wild flower collection, rose garden collection, flower essence trios, animal wellness collection, farm collection and so on. Each collection serves a different purpose and the visitors can order the essences as their needs.

A garden at the footpath of harbor!

Waterville gardens are located on the edge of Hamilton Harbor that gives a stunning view to the visitors. The garden is tiny and seasonal with plants, shrubs, and bushes. Visitors to Hamilton Harbor will not resist coming to this garden to relax their tiresome day.

The shady paths through the plants area are a spectacular place to enjoy a leisurely stroll around the garden. From here, the attractive heritage rose garden can also be viewed in the distance. Largely, this is not one garden but a set of gardens from one place!

A pleasant garden to visit and relax!

 The Par-la-Ville garden is located at the center of Hamilton, Bermuda. The garden was once the house of William Perot, the first Bermuda postmaster. It is a pleasant garden and welcomes the visitors with great pleasure.

The garden is filled with winding paths, shady trees and flower beds to relax the visitors to a great extent, in midst of their daily busy activities. Also, here there is a fish pond, roaming cats and a sculpture garden that looks awe-inspiring.  

A wonderful picnic spot inside the garden!

The Bermuda Botanical Garden is not only an attraction for visitors, it is also a great one day picnic spot for families. Inside the garden, there are picnic tables around to sit out, relax, and enjoy the beautiful garden with the nice aroma spread everywhere here.

The families bring their lunch basket and enjoy their day here. And the kids will love to visit the Rose Garden and the aviary inside the Botanical Garden, and spend their time too in this place with no boredom.      

A sensory garden for the blind!

Bermuda Botanical Garden and arboretum is one of the popular attractions in Bermuda. The garden is a 36 acre area surrounded by numerous trees, shrubs and plants. It also has different kinds of palm trees, hibiscus garden and rose garden.

A unique feature of this garden is ‘the sensory garden for the sightless people’. This sensory garden is filled with fragrant flowers and aromatic herbs that can be experienced by anyone, designed primarily for the people with visual impairments.

A historic garden in Bermuda!

 Somers Garden is one of the beautiful green gardens located in St. George, Bermuda. The garden is named after Sir George Somers who is believed to be the founder of Bermuda, and it also has the prolonged history.

The garden area is vast and also filled with many green plants, trees, and bushes. It also has wooden chairs to sit out on, relax and enjoy the beautiful trees in day time. The sit out areas are mostly shady with big trees and the corners are planted with attractive flowers, which makes the visitors day pleased!

Arboretum filled with flora!

 In Bermuda, there are wide collections of flora in public places, and this can be mostly found in arboretums. These flora plants and trees give a wonderful view to the visitors. Many species of flora and of various range is grown in the arboretums.

Popular species of flora includes Agapanthus, lily, Bird of paradise, Bougainvillea, Bay grape, Sago palm, Delonix regia, water hyacinth, Loquats, Hibiscus, Freesias, and many more grow in the arboretum of Bermuda. These floras are very attractive and also serve their purpose for birds and flies.