at the center, surrounded by
hundreds of roses. The Oval Rose Garden was recently renovated in 2012 and now features the best
Texas-acclimated roses one can find.

Fragrance Garden

A delightful garden to the smelling senses,
the Fragrance Garden exhibits a collection of scented flowers and plants that emits amazing and soothing aromas
into the air. The garden is also surrounded by ivy fence and has its own fountain in its center.

Trial
Garden

The Trial Garden is where specialty plants and new varieties of flowers are displayed. Plenty of
perennial plants undergo “trial” here in order to determine which ones are to be put as a permanent display in the
botanic garden. Guests can lounge at the octagonal gazebo and at the benches within the area.

Four
Seasons Garden

Perfect for some quiet time and contemplation, the Four Seasons Garden containsmyriad of
Daylilies, Irises, and Chrysanthemums all packed around the flowerbeds underneath old Oak trees. The garden is
surrounded by pathways ideal for strolling.

Japanese Garden

With an enormous area of 7.5 acres, the
garden was established inside the Fort Worth Botanic Garden in 1970. Most of the plants and materials used in the
construction were given straight from Nagaoka , Japan. Among the many attractions you’ll enjoy in this wonderful Asian
garden are the koi ponds, the moon viewing deck, the pagoda, the tea house complex, the “Karesansui” or dry garden,
and the meditation garden.

The biggest highlights at the Japanese Garden are the Annual Spring
Festival and the Annual Fall Festival. Aside from the beautiful sights of spring flowers blooming during
April and the pinkish hue of cherry blossoms during fall, both events feature demonstrations of Japanese