Lyndale Park Butterfly and Hummingbird & Perennial and Border Gardens

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Address

4124 Roseway Road
Minneapolis, MN 55409

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Contact

Phone: 612-230-6400
Email: info@minneapolisparks.org

Garden Hours

7:30 am-10 pm

Park Hours

6 am-midnight

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Bus, bike, drive, or walk

Lyndale Park Butterfly and Hummingbird & Perennial and Border Gardens

Part of: Lyndale Park Gardens

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Activities & Amenities

Activities

Garden Brochure [PDF]
Border Garden Self-Guided Audio Tour

Peace Garden Volunteering:
Wednesdays, May – September, 9:30am – 11:30am. Email sbrooks@minneapolisparks.org for details.

Rose Garden Volunteering:
First and Third Saturdays, 9-11am, June – September. Email sbrooks@minneapolisparks.org for details.

Garden Club of Minneapolis:
Two teams from the GCM care for the mixed border & native gardens. For more information visit gardenclubmpls.org

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Good to know

The garden is adjacent to Roberts Bird Sanctuary.

Nearby Gardens:

Peak Display Time: mid-June until frost.

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Garden Details

Neighborhood: East Harriet

Service Area: Southwest

Commissioner District: 6

The Perennial and Border Garden is maintained by the volunteers from the Men’s and Women’s Garden Club of Minneapolis.

Butterfly and Hummingbird Garden

The garden features native plant species and cultivars chosen for their ability to attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. The garden was awarded the All-America Selections 2009 Exemplary Education Award for MPRB’s continuing work with children interested in gardening.

The Butterfly and Hummingbird Garden is adjacent to the Peace Garden, and is the site for MPRB’s annual Pollinator Party: A Celebration of Bees.

Perennial and Border Garden

The garden features perennials that are tested over several seasons for hardiness, disease resistance and other characteristics. It is a meandering border that begins near King’s Highway and follows the wood line down towards the Peace Garden.