MBG Plants in Bloom: at a Glance

Missouri Botanical Garden: Plants in Bloom

Roses in both the Gladney and Lehmann Rose Gardens are at the peak of seasonal bloom.
Tardiva hydrangeas (Hydrangea paniculata 'Tardiva') are blooming in many locations on the grounds.
The tall pink flowers of the Resurrection lilies (Lycoris squamigera) can be seen poking through the foliage of ground covers in many locations on the grounds.
Tropical water lilies in the pools in the Milles Sculpture Garden are in full bloom.
The pools in the Swift Family Garden contain many unusual species. Annuals in the beds surrounding these pools make a colorful display.
Cardinal flowers (Lobelia cardinalis) by the stream in the English Woodland Garden are showy.
The sweet scent of Florida swamp lily (Crinum americanum) greets visitors to the Shoenberg Temperate House. Look upstairs for the showy Red bottlebrush trees (Callistemon sp.) from Australia.
Colorful Impatiens (Impatiens walleriana 'Dazzler Series') line the winding brick path in the cool shady Linnean House.
Only a few Daylilies in the Jenkins Daylily Garden are still in bloom.
Don't miss the display of new sun-loving 'Solar' series Coleus in the Lois Whiteside Franklin Flower Trial Garden at the Kemper Center for Home Gardening.
Coneflowers and Compass plants are among the many plants of interest in the Lucy and Stanley Lopata Prairie Garden at the Kemper Center for Home Gardening.
Plants in the Christopher Biraben Butterfly Meadow at the Kemper Center for Home Gardening are highly attractive to a wide array of beneficial insects.