Warm Welcome: Honoring a Sense of Place
• GardensFor more than a century, landscape architecture emphasizing the beauty of natural settings has helped shape the look and feel of Birmingham.
For more than a century, landscape architecture emphasizing the beauty of natural settings has helped shape the look and feel of Birmingham.
A monumental new sign at the intersection of Cahaba and Lane Park roads—the Gardens’ most-traveled path of arrival—celebrates Birmingham’s architectural heritage and botanical treasures.
What can we do to keep our native bee population healthy and strong?
Fall 2020 marked a wonderful milestone of our partnership with the Junior League of Birmingham, whose “Can You Dig It?’ service track has enabled the Friends of Birmingham Botanical Gardens to share these beloved Gardens with tens of thousands of local schoolchildren.
Thanks to thoughtful design and the devotion of a caring volunteer community, a once-forgotten garden space now serves as a place that allows thousands of families to remember, find comfort, and heal.
From last year’s compost comes a reminder of nature’s perseverance.
From leading tours and pruning junipers to sharing his favorite recipe for koi food, volunteer Norm Geisinger brings the Japanese Garden to life for visitors of all ages.
We are delighted to introduce a new logo that represents the Friends’ desire to serve the Gardens and all who love and visit it.