Mead Botanical Garden

Mead Botanical Garden is a developing 48-acre treasure located in the southwest section of Winter Park, Florida. Established in the 1930s as a botanical garden attraction, it contains the range of native plant species in its freshwater marsh habitat, Howell Creek of the St. Johns River upper watershed, and typical sand hill pine uplands. Famous horticulturist Theodore L. Meads protege John Connery and Rollins College Vice President Edwin Grover secured donated land to establish the garden to house Meads rare orchid collections and thousands of varieties of caladiums, ferns, bromeliads and more. Mead Botanical Garden, completed through a project of...

Botanical garden,summer day camp,horticulture,birding,events (weddings,concerts,festivals),festivals,and restored natural habitats

Mead botanical garden operates in the Civic and social organizations industry.

Mead botanical garden's revenue is 11m - 100m

Mead botanical garden has 11 - 50 employees.