We have visited the center a number of times with our grandchildren. This time was for the Holiday Festival. We went early because parking can be a problem during special events. I do thnk more handicapped parking is needed. We had a late lunch at the Cafe - always good - the Hybiscus tea us wonderful. During the festival there... More

This is the loveliest venue I have ever been to for a outside wedding celebration. It is a very beautiful and natural setting. The web site has some nice pictures on it. More

Even though there was not much in bloom there were things to see. Got several ideas for my garden. More

Lady Bird's vision in native stone and flowers. Excellent gardens specializing in native Texas wildflowers and vegetation. Lots of excellent educational exhibits and leadership by example (in native plantings, xeriscaping and rainwater harvesting.) Beautiful native stone buildings and a very nice gift shop. Great place to take mom and gram when they come to visit. More

Nice place to walk around and view native plants and flowers. Trails to explore. Go in the spring for best flowers. More

A place where you could enjoy both a nice flower garden as well as learn how to create one - how to plant care for and grow local plants More

Obviously, since Texas is in the middle of a drought of biblical proportions, this year was not the most optimal time for visiting the floral displays at the Wildflower Center. That being said, I have been a regular visitor for the past several years (ever since we moved to Austin) and I am always impressed by the changing flora and... More

OK, so I've been here twice, both times because somebody else from out of town wanted to go. It's fine, just not my interest, so I was somewhat bored. I just don't get into the whole landscaping and looking at plants thing. But if you like that kind of thing, it's a pretty cool place I guess. They have a... More

From the beauty of the vast area of wildflowers to the awsome water collection system, LBJ center is an easygoing way to enjoy at least half a day. Go in season, however. More