MBG Plants in Bloom: at a Glance

Missouri Botanical Garden: Plants in Bloom

Dogwoods, Redbuds, and White redbuds are in full bloom throughout the Garden.
Crabapples are past peak bloom, but many are still nice throughout the grounds.
Lilacs are blooming in The Knolls and the Scented Garden.
Azaleas are becoming showy in the Lopata Azalea/Rhododendron Garden.
Tulips and many Daffodils remain showy throughout the grounds.
Bluebells and other woodland wildflowers are blooming in the English Woodland Garden.
Viburnums are very showy throughout the Garden.
The Fairy primroses are the showiest element of a very colorful Linnean House.
The Temperate House abounds with flowers and fragrance. Especially showy is the Moorish Garden, featuring standards of Rose 'Sunsprite' and Canary Island broom.
Kwanzan cherries and Azaleas are showy in the Japanese Garden.
Both blue and white Spanish bluebells are flowering in the Mausoleum Area.
Tree peonies are blooming in the Margaret Grigg Nanjing Friendship Garden.
Pansies that overwintered in many locations on the grounds are very showy.
Dwarf bearded iris are beginning to bloom in the Goodman Iris Garden.