Regina Floral Conservatory, Botanical garden in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.

The Regina Floral Conservatory is a botanical garden with indoor spaces displaying varied plant collections year-round. The facility houses tropical plants and trees alongside orchids, cacti, and succulents arranged in distinct growing zones.

The Regina Floral Conservatory began in the 1950s as three city greenhouses growing plants for Regina. Part of the operation later opened to the public as an indoor green space. In 1991 volunteers formed the Regina Garden Associates to run a gift shop at the display entrance, and in 1999 the city partnered with the group to operate and maintain the 315-square-metre greenhouse display. It took its present name in 2002.

The space is maintained by volunteers from Regina Garden Associates, who run educational programs and community events throughout the year. Visitors experience a gathering place where plant lovers and gardeners connect and share their interest in growing things.

The location is easily accessible and offers indoor spaces that provide a comfortable visit regardless of weather or season. Visitors should check ahead for seasonal hours before planning their trip.

The Regina Garden Associates began in 1991 by running a small gift shop at the entrance to the public floral display, before the city partnered with the group in 1999 to operate and maintain the 315-square-metre greenhouse. The volunteer group still manages rentals of the space for weddings and meetings.