Botanical-Garden Visit for Two or Four at Powell Gardens in Kingsville (Up to Half Off)
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915-acre botanical garden with 6,000+ plants, one of nation's largest edible gardens & 3.25-mile nature trail
For thousands of years, humans have studied trees to learn how they too can provide suitable housing for squirrels and grow lemons from their fingertips. Join the pursuit of leafy progress with today’s Groupon for admission to Powell Gardens, located 30 miles east of Kansas City. Choose between the following options:
- For $10, you get two adult admissions and two children’s admissions (up to a $20 value).
- For $7, you get two adult admissions (up to a $14 value).
At Powell Gardens, people stroll through more than 915 acres of windswept meadows while gazing at more than 6,000 types of plants and scoping out seasonal exhibits. The Heartland Harvest Garden, one of the nation’s largest edible landscapes, invites guests to learn of food’s journey from seed to plate with rotating exhibits and the Seed to Plate Greenhouse. Feet shuffle across a 3.25-mile nature trail that winds past frog-filled ponds toward a 12-acre lake, shaded by the leaves of towering osage orange trees. Spot traditional quilt patterns such as Old Missouri, Kansas Star, and Groucho Marx’s mustache elaborately pruned into shrubbery from atop a 45-foot silo before meandering to the Fun Foods Farm, a youth-education garden where children can learn about plant science, water conservation, and nutrition. Starting November 19 the Visitor Education Center conservatory will feature Victorian decor and holiday shopping at Perennial gifts, and beginning January 14 the Feather Your Nest exhibit will showcase interior design ideas as well as bird watching classes and activities.
915-acre botanical garden with 6,000+ plants, one of nation's largest edible gardens & 3.25-mile nature trail
For thousands of years, humans have studied trees to learn how they too can provide suitable housing for squirrels and grow lemons from their fingertips. Join the pursuit of leafy progress with today’s Groupon for admission to Powell Gardens, located 30 miles east of Kansas City. Choose between the following options:
- For $10, you get two adult admissions and two children’s admissions (up to a $20 value).
- For $7, you get two adult admissions (up to a $14 value).
At Powell Gardens, people stroll through more than 915 acres of windswept meadows while gazing at more than 6,000 types of plants and scoping out seasonal exhibits. The Heartland Harvest Garden, one of the nation’s largest edible landscapes, invites guests to learn of food’s journey from seed to plate with rotating exhibits and the Seed to Plate Greenhouse. Feet shuffle across a 3.25-mile nature trail that winds past frog-filled ponds toward a 12-acre lake, shaded by the leaves of towering osage orange trees. Spot traditional quilt patterns such as Old Missouri, Kansas Star, and Groucho Marx’s mustache elaborately pruned into shrubbery from atop a 45-foot silo before meandering to the Fun Foods Farm, a youth-education garden where children can learn about plant science, water conservation, and nutrition. Starting November 19 the Visitor Education Center conservatory will feature Victorian decor and holiday shopping at Perennial gifts, and beginning January 14 the Feather Your Nest exhibit will showcase interior design ideas as well as bird watching classes and activities.
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About Powell Gardens
Visiting Powell Gardens, Kansas City's botanical garden, is a serene experience made even more so by the butterflies and birds that call the area home.
- Size: 970 acres of rolling hills, meadows, and display gardens
- Eye Catcher: The Celebration Apple sculpture at the center of the Heartland Harvest Garden,
- Permanent Mainstays: We rotate botanical displays by season so there's something to enjoy in every season
- Don't Miss: the observation deck at the top of the Missouri barn's 45-foot silo
- Hands-On Activities: classes in gardening, and crafts.
- The Buildings: a barn, a chapel, and several other structures designed by the renowned American architect E. Fay Jones
- Pro Tip: come back often; the flowers in bloom change with the seasons
- Crown Jewel: the glass-domed conservatory, which displays rotating exhibits each year
- Special Programs: plant sales, performance art and experiences, Garden to Glass and horticulture classes, seasonal festivals, art classes, teas, and more.