The Oregon Garden
From an idea of the Oregon Association of Nurserymen in the 1940s, The Oregon Garden has evolved into a world-class public display and botanical garden. Groundbreaking ceremonies were held in 1997 and the Garden's grand opening season in 2001 welcomed about 250,000 visitors.

In March 2002 the Garden dedicated the Gordon House, the only Frank Lloyd Wright-designed house open to the public in the Pacific Northwest, available for tours on the Garden grounds.

Concerts are held in the outdoor Teufel Amphitheater in the summer and in the J. Frank Schmidt Pavilion in the winter.

Garden admission
May through September admission is $10 adults, $9 seniors 60+, $8 students ages 8-17.
October through April admission is $5 adults, $4 seniors 60+, and $4 students agest 8-17.

Children 7 and under and Garden members are admitted free of charge. Concerts and special events have additional admission.

For hours and the latest information visit www.oregongarden.org or call 504-874-8100.