TODAY'S HOURS: 8 AM – 4 PM

*Last entry is an hour before closing

TODAY'S HOURS: 8 AM – 4 PM

*Last entry is an hour before closing

Trial Garden

The Trial Garden consists of a gazebo encircled by raised flower beds bursting with a variety of perennials. As its name suggests, this garden was established to test the performance of perennials in the climate of north-central Texas. Originally, seed companies and rose growers from across the nation provided new plant varieties for testing in this garden. Volunteers reflect data on these varieties and help maintain this garden. The current plants found in the FWBG Trial Garden are listed below. .

Fuller Garden

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Native Texas Boardwalk

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Horseshoe

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Backyard Vegetable Garden

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The Grove

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Orchids Collection

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The Japanese Garden

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Trial Garden

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Rock Springs Woods

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North and South Vista

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Compost Outpost

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Begonia Species Bank

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The Rose Garden

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Four Seasons Garden

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Perennial Garden

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Cactus Garden

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Water Conservation Garden

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