About: Butchart Gardens
Located near Victoria on Vancouver Island, the Butchart Gardens is a National Historic Site of Canada with fifty-five acres of stunning floral display gardens. The world famous Butchart Gardens is a wonderland containing spectacular theme gardens, exotic plants, streams, and ponds. It features the gardens including the famous Sunken Garden, Rose Garden, Italian Garden, Japanese Garden, and Mediterranean Garden.
Visitors can have a mesmerizing view of the Sunken Garden featuring deep extensive walls, flowering trees, and unique shrubs. The graceful Ross Fountain, a central rock mound and paintings in the Bog garden all add to the unique appearance of this wonderful garden.
The Rose Garden is located near the Concert Lawn of the Butchart Garden, which welcomes numerous visitors every year. Surrounded by amazing Pacific Giant delphiniums, the garden has an extensive collection of ramblers, floribundas, and Hybrid Tea Roses. The Butchart Gardens welcomes over millions of people who come here annually. The Troii gate leads you to the Japanese Garden where maples and beech trees offer a peaceful experience. In summer, you can take a boat tour of Tod Inlet from the wharf near the bottom of the garden.