There are several spots of gardens on campus. In the A288 plant & soil building are different plants. It's a nice hour visit plus the children's area is nice.Friends from out of state enjoy seeing all flowers etc.

wide array, wonderfully landscaped of flower gardens, in bloom all of the growing season. Well tended. Great pathways, and places to sit and eat lunch. Take time to enjoy this feast of flowers...

Free, quiet and quick visit. Everything is clearly labeled. Special kids' areas. It's not as big as anticipated, but there are also areas that are used by students and staff only so I am sure we only saw a tiny bit of all they have...More

There are several gardens located throughout the MSU campus. J. W. Beale garden displays plants in four main collections. The plants are labeled and the stroll through the acres are very educational. The Horticulture and Landscape gardens allow one to view mature trees and shrubs...More

The MSU Botanical Gardens was a pleasant surprise - The Roses were in full bloom and there was every species you could ever want all smelling better than the next - There were fountains with big marble balls and great backdrops for pictures - All...More

Maybe this is heaven for botanists or horticultural fans but for us this was a pleasant stroll on a quiet afternoon.

The MSU Botanical Gardens are well worth a visit, particularly in the latter part of Spring when the Roses are in bloom. There is something for everyone to appreciate even the children.