New Hampshire features several exceptional public botanical displays.
Tarbin Gardens: a hand-built, five-acre botanical garden. They offer a lifetime collection of plants, tropical greenhouses, and ponds.
Kirkwood Gardens: is a peaceful place to relax before or after a visit to the Live Animal Exhibit Trail, or a destination of its own for anyone searching for New Hampshire public gardens and pollinator‑friendly planting ideas.
John Hay Estate at The Fells: Woods, meadows and shoreline are joined by gardens and lawns to offer visitors a remarkable ecological and horticultural arrangement at a country retreat with formal gardens.
Saint Gaudens National Historical Park: Preserves the home, gardens, and studios of Augustus Saint-Gaudens, one of the United States’ foremost sculptors.
Muster Field Farm Museum & The Matthew Harvey Homestead: An 18th Century historic homestead featuring restored farm buildings and a working farm with extensive public gardens.
