She willed life rights to Smith and stipulated that after Smith's death, the city of Richmond was to develop the property as a botanical garden honoring Lewis Ginter. 1968: Mary Garland Smith died ...

Juneteenth is being celebrated across the country -- and Richmond visitors to Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden are no exception.

Today, the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden spans 82 acres and attracts droves of Richmond visitors who come to marvel at its many blooms and domed conservatory – the only one of its kind in the ...

RICHMOND — Looking for something fun to do on Labor Day? Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, one of my favorite Virginia attractions, will offer free admission. Experience a day of relaxation and fun with ...

Independence Day celebrations with live performances, food trucks, kids zones, patriotic tunes, free/paid admission, games ...

It's a slice of paradise on earth, inviting exploration and discovery. Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden – Richmond, Virginia Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden is a 50-acre garden located in Richmond ...

Recognizable by its 11,000-square-foot domed conservatory (the only one of its kind in the mid-Atlantic), the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden in Richmond offers 50 acres of natural splendor that can ...

For more than 25 years, Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden has been a tremendous tourist attraction and asset to Richmond's cultural scene. It's a place that has something for all ages and is one of ...