Acadia Wild Gardens The Wild Gardens of Acadia in Acadia national Park, Maine, reflects typical
habitats as found on Mount Desert Island. More than 300 native species are found here.
Despite the "wild" name, the Gardens are restful places with plenty of granite and pine benches for quiet contemplation, and nature watching. The wild refers not to the nature of the garden, but to the fact that only plants indigenous to Acadia National Park are planted here
What are the Wild Gardens of Acadia?
They are gardens reflecting typical habitats found on Mount Desert Island.
What species of plants will I see?
More than 300 native species are labeled to make identification easy in nine separate display areas.