Land
Birding- Canopy Roads & Scenic Byway
- Equestrian
- Hiking, Biking & Running
- Hunting
- Locally Grown
- Natural North Florida
- Parks & Gardens
Water
Parks & Gardens
Magnificent gardens are as natural to the Tallahassee area as live oaks and Spanish moss. Goodwood Museum and Gardens, Maclay Gardens State Park, and Dorothy B. Oven Park are Tallahassee treasures. Spring is the showiest, truly a symphony of color with blooms by the thousands at each location. This area boasts more than 60 award-winning parks with 2800 acres of trails and recreation. The Tallahassee Museum, in a picturesque natural setting, is where visitors can safely see Florida panthers, Black Bears, deer, red wolves and other native wildlife daily.
Garden Highlights & Other Botanical Wonders
St. Marks River Preserve State Park
11950 Tram Road |
Phone: (850) 922-6007 |
For more information on Tallahassee’s award-winning city and county parks,
check out the detailed maps on trails in the parks at:
www.TalGov.com/parks/parks.cfm
www.LeonCountyfl.gov/parks
Local Nurseries, Garden Centers & Clubs
Esposito Garden Center
2743 Capital Circle NE, 850-386-2114; www.espositogardencenter.com
Native Nurseries
1661 Centerville Road; 850-386-8882; www.nativenurseries.com
Tallahassee Nurseries
2911 Thomasville Road; 850-385-2162; www.tallahasseenurseries.com
Tallahassee Garden Club
507 N. Calhoun Street; 850-224-3371; www.tallahasseegardenclub.com
