FALL BLOSSOMS

At Rockefeller Park Greenhouse, autumn is bedecking trees and shrubbery in exquisite colors. Not to be outdone, fall flowers are flaunting their jeweled colors as well. Among flowers, the chrysanthemum (mum for short) is known as the Queen of Fall Flowers. As if by magic, mums suddenly appear everywhere at the beginning of the season and linger throughout. But did you know that these plants were originally used for culinary, rather than ornamental, purposes?

(Pictured--Spider Mum)

Friends of Greenhouse (FOG)

FOG is a not-for-profit group that supports Greenhouse activities including the Garden’s beautiful plant displays and essential educational programs.

About the Greenhouse

A Cleveland gem, the Rockefeller Park Greenhouse is a City-owned botanical garden and greenhouse that is open to the public seven days a week, including weekends and holidays. Admission is free.

Gardens and Displays

Situated on four peaceful and lush acres, the Greenhouse features a variety of specialty plant collections, seasonal floral displays, and spectacular theme gardens-- including the Betty Ott Talking Garden for the Blind.