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Mobile Botanical Gardens
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Mary Ann
December 1, 2016
Beautiful monthly selection of featured blooming flowers. This is a wonderful way to spend the afternoon... Only one hour east of Pensacola.
Monica
November 14, 2021
It is simply beautiful all year round, but especially in the spring. The Christmas lights are a “must see”, it is truly magical!
Tavares
September 9, 2021
In 1974 the South Alabama Horticultural & Botanical Society Inc. agreed to develop and maintain the current 100 acres as Mobile Botanical Gardens, and leases the land from the City of Mobile. Prior to European settlement in the 1700’s, the land on which Mobile Botanical Gardens stands today was part of a vast longleaf pine forest. Because most of this land was logged in the early 1900’s, our 35 acre conservation forest area is considered second generation growth. The lake in Langan Park on the other side of Museum Drive was once Mobile’s water supply until the 1950’s, and the acreage surrounding the lake was restricted from development. As a private, non-profit organization, the MBG welcomes your support. Please help us continue our mission of education and conservation by paying admission or by becoming a member. Welcome to our living classroom!
In 1974 the South Alabama Horticultural & Botanical Society Inc. agreed to develop and maintain the current 100 acres as Mobile Botanical Gardens, and leases the land from the City of Mobile. Prior to European settlement in the 1700’s, the land on which Mobile Botanical Gardens stands today was part…
Cassidy
September 13, 2021
100 acres of gardens and woodlands trails.
Ruth
July 16, 2015
Very local and very welcoming!
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5151 Museum Dr
Mobile, AL
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