Tropical Ranch Botanical Gardens, Florida, United States
4.5 (6 reviews) Spent Ranking #25 in Stuart Gardens
The Only Beautiful & Exotic Florida Botantical Gardens in Martin County, Florida
This small themed botanical garden(s) is hidden in the lush residential/commercial properties of Martin County. It is a very "Green" tropical paradise supported by volunteers and owners who appreciate the natural Florida landscape and preserve it without pesticides and poisons. Their "Mission Statement: Our mission is to educate the public and stimulate interest in using the correct plants to landscape their properties. Also, to instill new ideas in planting techniques by offering a multi-theme garden environment." My friend, an avid gardener, like myself, had told me about this place and their plant "sales". We had a great afternoon walking the gardens, talking to the owners and buying bamboo and plants. Friendly, very knowledgeable and in touch with their community. Weddings, tours, parties,lectures/speakers, plant sales are on going. Appointment required except on sale days and donations accepted in place of entrance fee. Need water, hat and mossie spray.
Address
1905 SW Ranch Trl, Stuart, FL 34997-7954
Mobile
Website
http://www.trbg.us/
Current local date and time now
Sunday, May 12, 2024, 23:33
User Ratings
4.5 based on (6 reviews)
Reviews
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5Bill B 5:00 PM Sep 9, 2016
Awesome and interesting Flora!
Tropical Ranch Botanical Gardens is a lovely location in a residential neighborhood. They are only open to the public on certain weekends but we love to experience the grounds when they are open. They also sell many of the exotic plants they have on display. The gardens would be beautiful for a wedding or any sort of outside gathering!
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4Robert B 5:00 PM Aug 31, 2015
Great Resource for Area "Green Thumbs".
This place has monthly sales open to the public. Good buys usually and helpful advice. Many harder to find selections of plants than from the box stores and many big nurseries in the Treasure coast area.They also provide great typical settings for many different plants.
