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The road to discovery, exploration and learning runs between two oak groves into The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Everything within the 100-acre plot - from its walking trails to its native plants - is meant to nurture research, promote discovery and inspire new ideas.
The Botanic Garden is a living, multidisciplinary laboratory currently used by several departments within Oklahoma State's Division of Agricultural Science and Natural Resources in addition to the local and regional communities at large. Practices and projects include drought response; water quality; sustainable practices and energy; and reptile and amphibian studies. 
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Engage the senses, unleash your imagination and wander a trail of discovery at The Botanic Garden, home of the Oklahoma Gardening television show. Enjoy the walking trails and the beautiful display gardens featured on Oklahoma Gardening and explore ways to build a more sustainable living environment.
Open dawn to dusk daily
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Oklahoma Gardening

In 1975, the Oklahoma Educational Television Authority joined with Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service to produce a half-hour program called Oklahoma Gardening.

Children's Activities Guide

Explore The Botanic Garden using our Guide to Children's Activities. The Botanic Garden is a playground for the imagination and a haven for the curious minds, where every visit blooms into an adventure. Explore, learn, and connect with nature- your botanical adventure starts here!
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The Botanic Garden Staff

Lou Anella

Director

Connor Schmitz

Garden Manager

Holly Han

Assistant Manager

NEWS

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Pickel's Picks Pickel's Picks Jun 10
Garden activities still take place in the fall Garden activities still take place in the fall Oct 7

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What You'll SeeA few of the landscape designs that you will see when wandering through The Botanic Garden

A birdhouse with flowers on the side.
A birdhouse with flowers on the side.
A walkway that has flower beds on all sides.
A walkway that has flower beds on all sides.
A butterfly landing on a purple flower.
A butterfly landing on a purple flower.
A white flower growing on a log fence.
A white flower growing on a log fence.
A pink flower with a house in the background
A pink flower with a house in the background
A clay pot with succulents growing out the side of it.
A clay pot with succulents growing out the side of it.
Orange flowers and a brown container with a green plant.
Orange flowers and a brown container with a green plant.
A raised pan with different succulents behind purple flowers.
A raised pan with different succulents behind purple flowers.
A rock walkway with flower beds on both sides.
A rock walkway with flower beds on both sides.
A flower bed with rocks, a tree with pink flowers and a circle arch.
A flower bed with rocks, a tree with pink flowers and a circle arch.
A flower garden with a concrete statue, blue pot and building.
A flower garden with a concrete statue, blue pot and building.
An entry way with a sign saying Japanese Garden.
An entry way with a sign saying Japanese Garden.
An orange flower with a white fence behind it.
An orange flower with a white fence behind it.
A plant with a pineapple growing.
A plant with a pineapple growing.
Pink and blue plants growing on a stem.
Pink and blue plants growing on a stem.
Three raised pots with succulents.
Three raised pots with succulents.
A red metal table and chairs with red flowers.
A red metal table and chairs with red flowers.
A window with purple and white flowers growing in front of it.
A window with purple and white flowers growing in front of it.
Lillypads with white flowers and waterfall behind it.
Lillypads with white flowers and waterfall behind it.
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