Devonian Botanic Garden

　　Established in 1959 and affiliated with the University of Alberta, the Devonian Botanic Garden is just a few minutes’ drive from downtown Edmonton and is the northernmost botanical garden in Canada. Spanning a total of 190 hectares, the garden features a variety of themed gardens and natural areas. It attracts countless local residents and visitors each year who are passionate about horticulture and the beauty of nature.

　　Stroll along garden paths lined with lush greenery, breathe in the refreshing fragrance of flowers, and enjoy a relaxing holiday with your family. The Devonian Botanic Garden includes 80 hectares of garden displays and 110 hectares of natural ecological areas. Facilities include greenhouses, a butterfly house, annual and perennial plants; highlights also include the Kurimoto Japanese Garden, a fragrant garden featuring a variety of roses, lilacs, peonies, and other aromatic plants, as well as an alpine garden—all well worth visiting.

　　The Devonian Botanic Garden regularly hosts various exhibitions and seasonal events. It also offers a gift shop, artisan crafts, and freshly made food. The garden is open seven days a week from May through Thanksgiving, and only on special event days or during educational programs in the winter.

　　Devonian Botanic Garden Reason to visit: The northernmost botanical garden in Canada Continent: North America [North America] Country/Region: Canada [Canada] Province/State: Alberta [Alberta]