No matter the time of year, Beaumont is covered in color! Our city's always blooming, with vibrant colors everywhere you look. It's enough to make you grab your camera (and maybe a picnic basket) and head out to explore. Soak up those sunny SETX days at our favorite flower photography spots in Beaumont, TX.
Beaumont Botanical Gardens
Any SETX native who needs a floral backdrop for their graduation, wedding, or family photos knows about the Beaumont Botanical Gardens. Located near the entrance of Tyrell Park, this 24-acre garden offers visitors a chance to take in the multiflorous atmosphere. Catch the azaleas in the early spring, roses from late spring to the fall, and orchids year-round.
Nestled within the Beaumont Botanical Gardens is the Warren Loose Conservatory, the second-largest conservatory in a public garden in Texas. At 10,000 square feet, the conservatory is home to diverse plants, some native to arid zones and some to rainforests.
McFaddin-Ward House Museum
Although this historic home may be best known for its rose garden, the McFaddin-Ward House Museum (MWH) boasts year-round varieties of blooming plants, bulbs, trees, and shrubs. Most seasonal plants bloom in spring with over 400 azaleas, interspersed with quince, sweet olive, spirea, daffodils, and irises. In the fall and early spring, roses bloom and flourish, giving the garden an aromatic splash of color. Camellias decorate the lawn in the fall and winter.
Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center
Located in the heart of Orange, Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center is undoubtedly one of the best gardens in Beaumont, TX. The gardens, which feature more than 300 plant species, inspire visitors with their five artistic rooms and four sculpture gardens, which showcase artistically themed displays. In early spring, the azaleas appear, and the summer reveals a burst of color. Although the fall season brings more subtle colors with its arrival, the orchid displays in the greenhouse more than compensate.
Ready to discover all the flowers in bloom in Beaumont, TX? Check out more parks, trails, and all kinds of ways to get outside and explore.