Garden Resources
Everything you need to keep growing — Michigan gardens to visit, local nurseries, and native plant growers near Milford.
Public Gardens to Visit
A curated guide to Michigan’s finest public gardens, botanical parks, and horticultural destinations.
Frederick Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park
1000 E Beltline Ave NE, Grand RapidsOne of the nation's leading cultural destinations — bringing people together through art, nature, and shared experiences.
Visit website →MGC FavoriteDow Gardens
1809 Eastman Avenue, Midland110 acres of annuals and perennials with distinctive bridges, an award-winning Children's Garden, towering pines, and delightful water features.
Visit website →MGC FavoriteCranbrook House & Gardens
380 Lone Pine Road, Bloomfield Hills40 acres featuring the Sunken Garden, Japanese Garden, fountains, statuary, lakes and streams — evolving beautifully spring through fall.
Visit website →Fair Lane — Home of Clara & Henry Ford
1 Fair Lane Drive, Dearborn17 acres of gardens designed by landscape architect Jens Jensen, open year-round during the estate's major restoration.
Visit website →Edsel & Eleanor Ford House
1100 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pointe Shores87 acres of preserved gardens, woodlands, and Lake St. Clair shoreline — including Flower Lane, the Rose Garden, and Bird Island.
Visit website →Belle Isle Park — Oudolf Garden & Conservatory
99 Pleasure Drive, DetroitHome to Piet Oudolf's naturalistic public garden and the Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory featuring plants from around the world.
Visit website →Matthaei Botanical Gardens & Nicholas Arboretum
1800 N Dixboro Rd, Ann ArborBonsai, native and medicinal plants, perennials, and quiet trails — bringing you closer to plants and the stories they tell.
Visit website →Fernwood Botanical Garden
13988 Range Line Road, Niles105 acres protecting 10+ ecosystems — a birder's paradise with prairies, arboretum, Japanese garden, herb garden, and miles of trails.
Visit website →MSU Horticulture Garden
1066 Bogue Street, East Lansing14 acres of diverse gardens — a superb resource for gardeners, plant lovers, and children of all ages.
Visit website →Lavender Labyrinth & Herb Farm
9600 W. Buchanan Road, ShelbyA family farm since 1949. Walk the labyrinth and herb garden, enjoy the fish boil, and listen to spring peepers at dusk.
Visit website →Nurseries & Garden Centers
Recommended local nurseries and garden centers in the greater Milford area.
Bogie Lake Greenhouses
1525 Bogie Lake Road, White Lake Twp.Bordines Garden Centers
Brighton · Clarkston · Rochester HillsDeneweth's Garden Center
13791 Highland Road, HartlandDetroit Garden Works
1794 Pontiac Drive, Sylvan LakeEnglish Gardens
West Bloomfield · Plymouth · Royal OakFarmer John's
26950 Haggerty, Farmington HillsGoldner Walsh
559 Orchard Lake Road, PontiacGraye's Greenhouse
8820 North Lilley Road, PlymouthGrasshopper Gardens
9020 Maltby Road, BrightonGreen Acres Tree Farm
4645 Dixie Hwy., Waterford Twp.Green Witch Gardens
8930 S. Custer Road, MonroeMike's Garden
57707 10 Mile Road, South LyonMilford Gardens
1666 S. Milford Road, MilfordMulligan's Landscape & Garden Center
8215 Elizabeth Road, White LakeRidgemere Farms
2824 Clyde Road, Highland Charter TownshipSalem Gardens
8493 Pontiac Trail, South LyonSteinkopf Nursery
20815 Farmington Road, Farmington HillsTelly's Greenhouse & Garden Center
3301 John R. Road, TroyWillow Greenhouse
7839 Curtis Road, NorthvilleZoners Greenhouse
2355 E. Commerce, Commerce Twp.Native Plant Growers
Why go native? Native plants support local pollinators, require less water once established, and are perfectly adapted to Michigan’s climate.