Check out Atlanta Gardens' blooms this spring

In Atlanta Gardens This Spring, take a look at what's blooming

Atlanta Botanical Garden

A vibrant array of flora is on display at Atlanta Botanical Garden's Orchid Daze, photographed by Joleen Pete Photography. (Joleen Pete)

With Orchid Daze, Atlanta Botanical Garden showcases the largest collection of orchids in the county, and is an amazing sight any time of year. Also during Atlanta Blooms!, hundreds of thousands of tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, crocuses, and perennial bulbs are displayed throughout the park. Over several weekends in March and April, Atlanta Blooms! will display an array of spring colors, with a variety of visiting times.

Atlanta Dogwood Festival

Piedmont Park's Atlanta Dogwood Festival highlights the dogwoods' blooming. ( Atlanta Dogwood Festival)

The Atlanta Dogwood Festival celebrates the blooming of native dogwood trees. In addition to colorful trees and art, the Atlanta Dogwood Festival attracts thousands of people each year. During this free annual festival, Piedmont Park celebrates spring from April 13 through 15.

Callaway Gardens

In spring, visit Callaway Gardens. (Callaway Resort & Gardens)

The azaleas are coming. More than 20000 incredible and colorful azalea plants will be on display at Callaway Gardens, and daffodils, tulips, crab apples, dogwoods and more will also be blooming. In addition to spring color displays, educational activities and special events, this season has a lot to offer.

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Fernbank Forest at Fernbank Museum

An observer points out something in the trees as she walks with a young girl in Fernbank Forest. Take a guided tour or explore the forest yourself. A museum of natural history in the Fernbank Library

The Fernbank Forest blossoms in the spring with a variety of wildflowers, blossoming trees and more. Along Fernbank Forest's two miles of trails, visitors of all ages can participate in hands-on activities, learn about nature and explore it up close. In many forms, nature and spring can be seen, heard, and touched from the ground up.

Gibbs Gardens

Gibbs Garden, located north of Atlanta, is home to thousands of daffodils that are highlighted during Daffodil ColorFest. (Gibbs Garden)

Thousands of golden yellow and creamy white daffodils fill a field carpeted with daffodils. In Gibbs Garden, a world-class garden center located just north of Atlanta, this is not a fairytale scene. Amidst the beautiful landscaping of Gibbs Gardens you'll find ponds, waterfalls, bridges, as well as hundreds of varieties of plants, flowers, and trees. Early in March is Daffodil ColorFest.

The Goizueta Gardens at the Atlanta History Center

This garden is designed to resemble an English garden. ( Atlanta History Center)

Goizueta Gardens at Atlanta History Center may not leap to the top of your mind when thinking of places to visit for spring color in the Atlanta area, however with 32 acres of gardens, trails and woodland areas, you can't miss its beauty. Swan House is also adorned with a beautiful lawn in the spring. The Olguitas Garden celebrates the life of Goizueta Gardens honoree Olga Olguita C. de Goizueta. With its rich color, fragrance, and texture, it blooms all year long.

The Carter Center

A variety of spring colors can be found at The Carter Center. (The Carter Center)

At The Carter Center, 35 acres of wooded land are dedicated to gardens. Rose varieties number more than 40 in the Rose Garden. Roses named after former president Jimmy Carter's wife, Rosalynn Carter, can be found in coral blooms in the garden. A stroll through formal gardens, waterfalls, a Japanese garden designed by Kinsaku Nakane, and a relaxing koi pond await you.

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