Sat, Mar 2, 2024 – Sat, Mar 23, 2024 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Daily

Spring Flower Show

Ready to blast off into the cosmos? Olbrich’s Atrium becomes its own universe during our 2024 Spring Flower Show: Olbrich in Orbit! Join us on this intergalactic journey celebrating everything space and discover an infinite array of plant inspiration. Adults and children alike will delight in this creative first glimpse of spring.

Everyone/All Ages
At Olbrich

$8 - Adults (Ages 13 & up) | $5 - Child (ages 6-12) | Free - 5 & under | Free - Olbrich Members

Free admission through the AHS Reciprocal Garden Network is not available during this fundraising event. The outdoor gardens remain free.

Admission paid at the door

Spring Show Admission includes entry into the Bolz Conservatory March 2 - 3 and March 7 - 10. The Bolz Conservatory is CLOSED March 4 - 6 for dismantling Orchid Escape and March 11 - June 14 for maintenance.

No advanced tickets required. Atrium capacity limited to 40-50 visitors at any given time.

All proceeds directly support the mission and daily operations of the Gardens!

Spring Show Member Preview

Saturday, March 2 | 8-10 a.m.

Get a first glimpse of the Spring Flower Show during this member exclusive early morning viewing. Enjoy coffee and light refreshments with live music in the Frautschi Family Learning Center. 

Spring Show Flower Sale

Monday, March 25 | Noon - 4 p.m.

Select plants from Olbrich's Spring Flower Show will be available for purchase in the Evjue Commons. Until the show concludes we will not know which plant types and quantities will be available for sale.

Please bring your own bags / boxes to transport your plants.

Olbrich’s production greenhouse staff grow many spring annuals displayed in the show. They use an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) system that involves beneficial insects, such as Amblyseius cucumeris, a predatory mite. Staff sprinkle the mite-sawdust mixture on the foliage of the plants and the mites feed on immature thrips. These beneficial insects, coupled with preventive cultural practices and close monitoring, allow us to keep our homegrown Spring Show flowers synthetic pesticide-free!