New Brunswick Botanical Garden

The New Brunswick Botanical Garden spans 7 hectares along the Madawaska River, containing over 80,000 plants and numerous themed sections throughout the grounds.

The garden opened in 1993 and faced initial financial difficulties until the University of Moncton Campus at Edmundston stepped in to maintain operations.

The garden features mosaiculture displays, which transform plants into artistic designs, continuing a horticultural tradition that began in the 16th century.

The garden opens daily from early May through summer, with access from Exit 8 on New Brunswick Route 2 and one wheelchair available upon reservation.

As the largest arboretum east of Montreal, the garden maintains 10,000 tulip bulbs that bloom each May alongside an extensive collection of rosebushes.

Location: New Brunswick

Inception: 1993

Part of: De la République Provincial Park

GPS coordinates: 47.44306,-68.39722

Latest update: March 9, 2025 20:23