The sensory garden has become our premier garden facility, and a center of activity that allows us to serve the general public by hosting a place that will appeal to EVERY visitor and provide them with a meaningful experience through...
Read MoreDebuting in 2005, the Wetlands Garden, was created with funding from the Connecticut Department of Transportation. This is our most natural garden, containing accessible trails of over six tenths of a mile (mostly boardwalk), benches, interpretive signage, and thousands of...
Read MoreThis garden is located in the center of Wickham Park and contains a pond with a fountain and a pagoda. The pagoda is an oriental structure which provides a lovely setting overlooking the pond. In 2007, two unique structures were built...
Read MoreThis garden was originally created by Clarence and Edith Wickham as a place for their workers to worship. The Shrine is a structure with stucco pillars and a flagstone base, which is set on a grassy knoll enclosed by beautiful...
Read MoreThis is the largest and oldest of the gardens in Wickham Park. Within its eight acres are several oriental structures and statues. The most identifiable are the torri archway, the fu-dogs, the arched moon bridge over the pond, and the...
Read MoreLocated at the highest point of the park, with a panoramic view of Hartford, the Cabin Garden & Amphitheater provides a scenic and formal setting for any occasion. This garden & amphitheater can be reserved as part of a wedding...
Read MoreThis garden is located on one half acre of land at the north end of the English Garden. It contains fourteen archways which define different sections of the garden. It also incorporates plantings and statuary with historical or mythological significance...
Read MoreThe English Garden covers just under 2 acres in an area adjacent to the Oriental Garden. Based on formal English design principles, it contains three "garden rooms": the Maze, the Knot Garden, and the Great Lawn. It has been designed...
Read MoreOpened in the summer of 2016, the Park’s tenth garden is a walled area containing a large variety of shrubs and perennials. The walls consist of 120 feet of stone walls and hundreds of feet of decorative metal fencing. Several...
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