Every Global Garden at the EPCOT Flower and Garden Festival
Epcot always has beautiful flowers and shrubs throughout the park no matter when you visit. As you might expect, one of the highlights of the Flower and Garden festival is the many gardens arranged around the park. Each year you will find special “Global Gardens” at EPCOT Flower and Garden Festival. Enjoy a walk around the park exploring each of these featured gardens.
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Every Global Garden at the EPCOT Flower and Garden Festival
Each year EPCOT curates nearly 20 gardens for guests to enjoy throughout the park as part of the festival. These include the English tea garden, spice garden, bamboo garden, floating garden, gnome garden, miniature garden, and many more beautiful gardens that you can enjoy throughout the park.
Festival Blooms
You can’t miss the Festival Blooms if you try, they are stunning and one of my favorite photo ops during the festival.
Community Garden
Stop by World Celebration to see this communal garden area right beside the Donald Duck Topiary.
Connections Conservatory Garden
You’ll find beautiful flowers at this garden display inside Connections Cafe.
Blossoms of Fragrance (Presented by Scentsy)
This garden area is one of the most interactive areas. Scentsy sponsors this garden, they incorporate scents into the garden experience. You can read about different scented flowers and plants and use their display area to smell the different flowers. This is a great interactive activity for the whole family.
PB&J Garden (Presented by Smucker’s Uncrustables)
The Honey Bee-stro Garden (Presented by National Honey Bread)
Learn all about the importance of honeybees at this garden (and pick up some delicious honey-inspired treats while you’re there.
Floating Gardens
There are over 170 small colorful plants floating in the water throughout EPCOT.
Butterfly Landing (Presented by AdventHealth)
Bold Bromeliads
These are found by the Land Pavillion. Bromeliads are colorful plants that can tolerate several different climates.
English Tea Gardens (Presented by Twinnings)
Shakespeare Garden
Enjoy excerpts from Shakespeare’s famous words throughout this beautiful garden.
Topiary Heritage Garden
Learn more about the art of topiary making in this garden found in the back of the U.K. Pavilion.
Bouquet Garden
You will find this garden in the France pavilion featuring cutting flowers that are traditionally used in bouquets and flower arrangements.
Spice Garden
In the Morocco Pavilion, you will find a garden full of spices and herbs.
Kokedama Garden
Enjoy the unique moss-ball plants, called Kokedama in the Japan Pavilion. Read all about this traditional Japanese art form of gardening.
Shishi-odoshi
I sat beside this garden for several minutes to relax and unwind. The water sounds and movement of the bamboo tubes was very relaxing, take some time to explore this unique garden in the Japan Pavilion.
Bonsai Collection
In the Japan Pavilion, you will find several bonsai.
Garden Italiano
This kitchen garden is full of the herbs and veggies needed for Italian recipes. Found in the Italy Pavilion.
Gnome Garden
This garden area is new to the EPCOT Flower and Garden Festival in 2024. It features 3 adorable gnome topiaries. You’ll find this garden in the Germany Pavilion.
Miniature Garden
I loved these tiny little nature-inspired homes in the Germany Pavillion. Just like little fairy houses!
China Penjing Garden
This special garden is found in the China Pavilion in front of the Nine Dragons Restaurant. These little plants are like bonsai but include other elements to add variety to the plants. The oldest tree is 50 years old!
Bamboo Garden
You’ll find the Bamboo Garden in the China Pavillion.
Tropical Rainforest Garden
The tropical rainforest garden is in the Mexico pavilion
Extraordinary Orchids
These beautiful tropical flowers are in the Mexico Pavillion
Desert Garden
The Desert Garden can also be found in the Mexico Pavilion. This garden features plants that can tolerate drought like succulents and cacti.
Songbird Meadow (Presented by Wild Birds Unlimited)
This beautiful garden has been made especially to attract songbirds. You’ll find it in World Discovery.
Camp Get Out ‘N’ Play (Presented by OFF)
This garden is the perfect place for families to take a break from the crowds and let their little ones get some playtime in. I had the opportunity to walk through the park early one morning before children started arrived. This is truly a great hidden gem of the park during festivals. It has lots of seating and room for the kids to play.
Prehistoric Plants
By Mission: SPACE in World Discovery you’ll find this garden full of plants that have been around since the prehistoric era. If you look close enough you’ll find signs of the dinos along with the plants.
