The Garden State just released two new tools to help you explore the state's lavish scenery this spring and summer. Which ...

Mobile app users and online visitors now have two new ways to explore New Jersey’s gardens, farms, orchards and arboretums.

According to gardening experts, New Jersey is getting warmer, and that carries the headache of new plants and new bugs that ...

a free downloadable resource that provides visitors with information on 41 of New Jersey's most scenic agritourism sites. This includes everything from traditional botanical gardens to beloved ...

In celebration of spring across the Garden State, the New Jersey Division of Travel & Tourism (NJTT) today announced the launch of the ...

(If you’ve been following along so far, you might notice a pattern: New Jersey’s top gardens are located on the grounds of once-private residences.) The state’s official botanical gardens can be found ...

The New Jersey Botanical Garden here is a showstopper in spring ... The stone manor house looks like something from an old movie set. It’s called Skylands Manor, and it sits like a crown jewel among ...

As New Jersey’s first state park ... Plant lovers, prepare to lose your minds at the Skylands Botanical Garden. Rare and exotic species create living tapestries that change with each season. Walking ...

• NJBG naturalist Darlene Nowak will lead a series of Spring Wildflower Walks on Saturdays, April 26, May 10 and May 24.

The New York Botanical Garden has roughly 500 cherry trees that are expected to flower this season, making it a destination for blossoms. The garden is home to some of the most diverse cherry trees.