Huntsville Botanical Garden

The Huntsville Botanical Garden in Huntsville, Madison County, is a 112-section of land open garden that opened in 1988 and is a standout amongst the most went to attractions in the state. It is known for its outdoors butterfly garden and Butterfly House and ious yearly occasions and instructive projects. The garden has gotten ious honors, including being named as one of the Top 10 Best Botanical Gardens for Families in 2015 and being positioned as one of the Top 10 vacation destinations in Alabama by participation, as per the Alabama Tourism Department.

The Huntsville Botanical Garden offers a few visits and projects consistently. The Butterfly Tour keeps running from May through September and offers guests the opportunity to find out about utilizing plants to draw in butterflies to their own particular greenery enclosures. The year-round Birding Tour shows guests about the different winged creatures that call the garden home. For kids, the garden has week by week story and art times called "Wacky Wednesdays," a Firefly Night Hike through the garden, and different camps and classes for youngsters from Kindergarten through fifth grade.

The garden commends five particular occasional celebrations. In January and February, the Beaks and Barks celebration enables guests to convey their pooches to the garden to walk the Lewis Birding Trail. In March and April, the Huntsville Blooms celebration highlights spring-sprouting trees, bushes, and perennials and offers specific programming and exercises identified with the season. From May through September, the Purdy Butterfly House opens to guests.