Texas A&M Horticulture Gardens
- Texas A&M University Campus - Hensel Drive, College Station, TX 77843
- Phone: 979-845-3658
- http://hortgardens.tamu.edu
The landscape and plant collection consists of over 2,500 specimens in 30 different planting areas, ranging from bog and wetlands to desert southwest. An all-terrain path winds through the facility for approximately one-eight mile, with seating every 100 feet.
Open: dawn to dusk.
The TAMU Horticulture Gardens consist of over 2,500 specimens in 30 different beds and planting areas. This collection is a valuable tool for teaching, research and extension activities. Habitats currently range from bog and wetlands to desert southwest. These planting areas allow for the study of adaptability of a wide range of plant materials to central Texas growing conditions. The walking path winds through the gardens for approximately one-eighth of a mile, with seating every 100 feet. Educational information is located throughout the garden focusing on gardening tips and techniques for the Brazos Valley.
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