Pratt Museum Botanical Gardens
located in Homer, Alaska
This garden area is part of the Pratt Museum and features the history natural environment of the Kachemak Bay region of Alaska. It is located in Homer on the Kenai Peninsula.
Information tours about the plants in the Botanical gardens are given weekly in the summer season. A large variety of plant species can be viewed together including forget-me-nots, columbines, lilies, fireweed and labrador tea. Of particular note in the garden are the flora shown here which grow high in the Alpine (higher than 1000 feet, but since the garden is at 100 feet they need to take special steps to keep the plants going!)
Other outside exhibits include interpretive forest trails and the Harrington Homestead Cabin. The museum has a lot of other things inside to check out as well, ranging from special exhibits on the people of Kachemak Bay to native wildlife and conservation efforts.
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located in Homer, Alaska
This garden area is part of the Pratt Museum and features the history natural environment of the Kachemak Bay region of Alaska. It is located in Homer on the Kenai Peninsula.
Information tours about the plants in the Botanical gardens are given weekly in the summer season. A large variety of plant species can be viewed together including forget-me-nots, columbines, lilies, fireweed and labrador tea. Of particular note in the garden are the flora shown here which grow high in the Alpine (higher than 1000 feet, but since the garden is at 100 feet they need to take special steps to keep the plants going!)
Other outside exhibits include interpretive forest trails and the Harrington Homestead Cabin. The museum has a lot of other things inside to check out as well, ranging from special exhibits on the people of Kachemak Bay to native wildlife and conservation efforts.
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Alaska Botanical Gardens
Georgeson Botanical Gardens
Glacier Gardens Rainforest
Jewell Gardens
Kathryn Stanton Patty Memorial Garden
Pratt Museum Botanical Gardens
Sitka Pioneer Home and Gardens
View all gardens in Alaska
Address:
3779 Bartlett Street
Homer, AK 99603
Hours & Times:
Summer: 10am-6pm, Daily
Winter: (excluding Jan): 12-5pm, Tue-Sun
Closed: Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year's Day
Admission:
Museum Admission (includes gardens)
Adult: $6
Seniors: $5.50
Children: (Ages 6 - 18) $3
Children Under 6: Free
2 Adults + children: $20
Phone:
(907) 235-8635 Fax:(907) 235-2764
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3779 Bartlett Street
Homer, AK 99603
Hours & Times:
Summer: 10am-6pm, Daily
Winter: (excluding Jan): 12-5pm, Tue-Sun
Closed: Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year's Day
Admission:
Museum Admission (includes gardens)
Adult: $6
Seniors: $5.50
Children: (Ages 6 - 18) $3
Children Under 6: Free
2 Adults + children: $20
Phone:
(907) 235-8635 Fax:(907) 235-2764
Visit the Official Website
Gardens To See provides the latest travel and tourist information for public and private gardens around the world, but it is subject to change and difficult to maintain. If you have further information or pictures you would like to add, contact us.
Please make sure to call the garden in advance to check for changes in times and availablity. Some gardens have seasonal hours only.
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