Iowa has some incredible botanical gardens, like the Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden and the Dubuque Arboretum. These beloved local attractions have events going all year round, and that means they’re usually packed. But Iowa also has some smaller gardens and arboretums, like the Iowa Arboretum and Gardens in the small town of Madrid. This charming botanical garden is a secluded retreat that changes with the seasons, but it’s about to undergo its biggest transformation of the year. On June 3rd, the arboretum is hosting its annual Spring Flower Walk in Iowa, an opportunity to see the spring and early summer flowers in full bloom. The garden is always free for members and only $8 for non-members, so it’s the perfect way to spend a day in the great outdoors.

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Have you visited the Iowa Arboretum and Gardens in Madrid? Let us know if you’ve been to its famous Iowa flower walk in the comments section! Keep an eye on the arboretum’s website or visit the gardens’ Facebook page for information on all the upcoming events and exhibits. While you’re in Madrid, make sure to take the kids to this unique natural playscape.

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