November 29-December 1 December 5-8, 12-15, 19-22, & 26-29 January 2-4 4:30–9 pm Experience the magic of WPS Garden of Lights, encompassed by more than 350,000 twinkling lights and create extra special holiday memories with your family and friends at the Garden. See returning favorites
Rob Zimmer, Rob Zimmer Outdoors Throughout the Garden, in sun and shade, native wildflowers are grown here to benefit pollinators, butterflies, hummingbirds, and more. Join Rob for a stroll through the Garden, enjoying the native wildflowers in bloom during mid-summer. A short indoor introductory program
As you explore the wintry outdoors and see a dazzling 325,000 holiday lights during WPS Garden of Lights, you’ll likely notice that we have a botanical and nature-inspired theme, and this is no coincidence! Each and every one of our hand-crafted displays represent an element
Just like us, the critters in your landscape need shelter, food, and water to thrive. But how do you effectively make your landscape, backyard, or even patio area into the perfect home for the wildlife in your area? By focusing on creating critter-friendly spaces in
When record-breaking cold temperatures hit Wisconsin during our brutal winters, some of us endure the piles and piles of snow that arrive while others travel to warmer destinations. It turns out, pollinators do the same thing: some of them stay and some of them go.
Last time, we specifically talked about how mammals like squirrels, chipmunks and bears survive throughout the winter season in Wisconsin. This week, we’ll highlight the strategies that beneficial pollinators and other species of birds, bees and insects use that are different from mammals. Birds Birds
Magnolia Collection In the mid-2000s, under the guidance of former Executive Director Donald Hendricks and working with local magnolia hybridizer Dennis Ledvina (1939-2015), the Garden started an official magnolia collection. Space was cleared for the collection in 2005, with plantings added that same year. The
After a long winter’s nap, pollinators are slowly starting to emerge. Conserving these creatures is vitally important, as the health of our ecosystems hangs in the balance. So, why not give them a warm welcome from their slumber with a pollinator-friendly plant? Our horticulturists chose
Looking for gifts for the loved ones in your life or even yourself? Consider one-of-a-kind, long-lasting gifts that are good for the local environment too! Let’s check out what’s available at our WPS Trellis Gift Shop for your holiday shopping this year. For the Book
With the 25th year of WPS Garden of Lights coming right around the corner – it kicks off on November 26! – we wanted to take a moment to look back at where it all began. Believe it or not, Green Bay Botanical Garden’s first
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