Frequently Asked Questions - Royal Botanical Gardens

Effective January 1, 2012, Royal Botanical Gardens and its property is smoke-free. Smoking is prohibited in all properties owned by Royal Botanical Gardens. This includes all buildings, common work areas, garden areas, natural lands, trails and parking areas including vehicles.

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When does Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne close?

The event will close 90 minutes after the final advertised timeslot. Each event day, Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne will close at 3.00pm and open to Lightscape audiences from 5.15pm, 5:30pm or 5.45pm onwards depending on the chosen event date. ...

How do I get free garden admission to Royal Botanical Gardens?

Current memberships of the American Horticultural Society or from a garden participating in their Reciprocal Admissions Program (RAP) receive free Garden Admission to Royal Botanical Gardens. Display your card upon entry alongside valid government I.D. to redeem. Do you have a specific question about RBG? ...

Why should you join the Royal Botanical Gardens?

Membership fees support the ongoing conservation work and educational programs, ensuring that the RBG remains a thriving resource for future generations. The Royal Botanical Gardens in Burlington is far more than a collection of plants and flowers; it is a living testament to the beauty and diversity of the natural world. ...

Why is the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh worth visiting?

The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh is worth visiting for a multitude of reasons. Plant Diversity: The garden is home to more than 13,500 plant species, making it a paradise for nature lovers. It’s an opportunity to see and learn about a vast range of plants from all over the world, including many rare and endangered species. ...

How do I contact Royal Botanical Gardens?

If you cannot find your answer, contact us online or give us a call at 905-527-1158 during operating hours. What is Royal Botanical Gardens? Royal Botanical Gardens (RBG) is the not-for-profit caretaker of +2,100 acres of land and ecosystems surrounded by Canada’s largest urban environment. ...

Are wheelchairs available at Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne?

Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne has a limited number of manual wheelchairs that can be loaned, free of charge. Wheelchairs will be available to book closer to the event date. ...