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Bee Garden Update: Happ-bee Bees!
The bees are now enjoying the much awaited warmer weather that we have been enjoying this last week.
Read moreBee Garden Update: What Has Happened to Spring?
Like many beekeepers around the country, the beekeepers at the Botanic Garden have noticed the bees are struggling this spring.
Read moreBee Garden Update: A Beekeeper in Waiting
It is so tempting to delve into the hives as we are itching to get going, but we will have to be patient for now.
Read moreGuide to March’s Wildflowers
March is the first month of spring and wildflowers are beginning to bloom. Biophilic Wales have made this downloadable guide to help you identify some native wildflowers you can find in March.
Read moreGrowing Together
Following the success of last year’s ‘Join Our Growing Team’ campaign, the National Botanic Garden of Wales has teamed up with Swansea University to launch ‘Growing Together’, a new study looking at how growing plants, volunteering and being part of a community impacts wellbeing.
Read moreOpening times 30 March - 31 October 10:00AM - 6:00PM Admission prices inc Gift Aid exc Gift Aid Last entry is one hour before closing Adult £13.75 £12.50 Children (5-16) £6.60 £6 Under 5s FREE FREE Family (2 Adults & up to 4 children) £39.60 £36 Family (1 Adult & up to 3 children) £26.40 £24 Carers FREE FREE British Bird of Prey Centre (Centre Only) £1 £1 British Bird of Prey Centre (Flying Display) £3 £3 Contact Us
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We are extremely thankful to The National Lottery Heritage Fund, and all those who play the National Lottery, for supporting the Botanic Garden’s five-year landscape restoration project.
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