As the largest botanical garden in Canada, you will always find plants that stun you with the beauty of the natural world. See the Nature Connects exhibition in our gardens, featuring 14 sculptures made with over 300,000 LEGO® pieces from the New York artist, Sean Kenny. → www.rbg.ca/nature-connects | Royal Botanical Gardens

Take a few deep breaths and enjoy this moment of peace, plants, and water from our First Ladies Water Garden, with a view of our bicentennial celebration stickwork sculpture “O Say Can You See” by artist Patrick Dougherty. | U.S. Botanic Garden

1.2K views · 182 reactions | American wisteria (Wisteria frutescens) beautifully covers a pergola in the Garden with its showy, fragrant blooms. Native to the eastern United States, it grows best in full sun in zones 5-9. The woody vine can grow up to 20-30 feet. American wisteria is not as aggressive in spreading as Chinese wisteria (Wisteria sinensis). It attracts butterflies and is a larval host for Marine Blue, Zarucco Duskywing, and skippers. | U.S. Botanic Garden | Facebook