In April we will have our first tour looking at how flowers have inspired artists.

For March we’ll be exploring the history of the Gardens.   

For February we’ll be exploring some of the scents and smells of the early Spring garden, as well as examining the medicinal heritage of some of our plants.

For November we’ll be exploring some of the beautiful trees in the collections.

CANCELLED BECAUSE OF PREDICTED BAD WEATHER

For September, we’ll be exploring some of the plants and flowers that appear in Shakespeare’s writing.

THIS TOUR HAS BEEN CANCELLED

Another chance to catch our popular tour, given as part of 'Dutch Flower Paintings Exploring Art in Bloom' with Sheffield Museums Trust.

For August, we’ll be exploring some of the plants and flowers in the Gardens that have been used as textiles and dyes.

This tour will also be offered on Monday 14th August at 6pm.

For August, we’ll be exploring some of the plants and flowers in the Gardens that have been used as textiles and dyes. This tour will also be offered on 22 August at 1pm.

A tour given as part of 'Dutch Flower Paintings Exploring Art in Bloom' with Sheffield Museums Trust. Come and explore Sheffield Botanical Gardens and flowers which have provided inspiration to artists for centuries.

For July we’ll be exploring the South African plantings in Osborn’s Field. This tour is also offered on Monday 10th July at 6pm.

For July we’ll be exploring the South African plantings in Osborn’s Field. This tour is also offered on Tuesday 25th July at 1pm.

For June we’ll be examining Meconopsis (Himalayan blue poppies) and exploring some of the places in the Gardens that feature in Russ Thomas’s murder-mystery NightHawking.

This tour is also offered on Monday 12th June at 6pm.

This is a ‘taster’ of a tour we’re developing for later in the year.

We will guide you round the gardens pointing out some of the many trees and plants referred to in Shakespeare's plays and sonnets.

For June we’ll be examining Meconopsis (Himalayan blue poppies) and exploring some of the places in the Gardens that feature in Russ Thomas’s murder-mystery NightHawking.

This tour is also offered on Tuesday 27th June at 1pm.

In this special Wednesday lunchtime tour, we’ll be exploring blooms throughout the Gardens, alongside the fossils and trees in our Evolution Garden.

For May we’ll be exploring how the Botanical Gardens contribute to the Earthshot goals - and how they can inspire action in your own garden.

For April we’ll be exploring rhododendrons and other woodland shrubs and bulbs.

For March we’ll be discovering some of our Spring bulbs and the wonderful early flowers of our magnolia collection.

For February we’ll be exploring some of the scents and smells of the early Spring garden, as well as examining the medicinal heritage of some of our plants.

For November we’ll be exploring some of the beautiful trees in the collections.

For October, to celebrate Halloween, we’ll be exploring plants that are weird, wonderful and possibly poisonous.

For September we’ll be exploring the Gardens as apothecary’s apprentices, learning about the medicinal heritage of plants.

For July we’ll be exploring the South African plantings in Osborn’s Field.

For July we’ll be exploring the Victorian flower beds and our bear pit.

For June we’ll be exploring early summer flowers.

Join us to discover how the Botanical Gardens contribute to the Earthshot goals - and how they can inspire action in your own garden. Part of the Broomhill Festival.

For May we’ll be exploring rhododendrons, Meconopsis, and the new North American woodland garden.

For April we’ll be exploring the magnolia collection near Birch Hill.