LINCOLN – The Nebraska Statewide Arboretum (NSA) will host Garden Walks in Lincoln on Tuesday, July 8, and in Omaha on Tuesday, July 15, both from 5-8 p.m.
Eight gardens in Lincoln and nine gardens in Omaha will be open to tour, with owners available at the properties to answer questions and provide information about the plants, garden design and landscaping. All of the gardens included on the tours are maintained by NSA members and feature native plants and sustainable landscaping.
“We’ve shifted our annual garden walks from September to July this year to allow gardeners to show their gardens and landscapes when they are in full summer bloom,” said NSA Executive Director Hanna Pinneo. “We love this opportunity for our member to showcase their sustainable landscaping efforts and for visitors to find inspiration and ideas for their own gardening endeavors. The Garden Walks are a lot of fun and a great opportunity for gardeners to connect with one another.”
Tickets for the Lincoln and Omaha Garden Walks are $10/car for NSA members and $15/car for nonmembers. Ticket purchases help to support NSA’s tree planting, garden making and environmental education outreach work all across the state. Upon registering, participants will be emailed a map of the gardens on the tours, the street addresses and a description of each.
To register for the 2025 NSA Garden Walks, visit plantnebraska. org/garden-walks.
The 2025 NSA Garden Walks are sponsored by Great Plains Nursery.
