Japanese Garden

Yes you can

FWBG admission is $12 for adults, $10 for seniors (65+) and $6 for children (ages 6-15). Children five and younger will be admitted for free. It includes the pervious admission for the Japanese Garden and Rainforest Conservatory ($9) plus $3 for the Garden’s additional 100 acres.

Free parking $7 a person for the Japanese garden

Yes. They sell fish food packets of different sizes like $1, $5 in the ticket counter.

Now is a good time for native trees but wheb the Cherry Blossoms are blooming is the spring

No. Only service animals or members of a scheduled photography session.

Fort Worth Botanic Gardens is $12 per adult or $50 for an annual pass. There's no longer a separate entrance fee for the Japanese Garden

This is not for overnight stay. Just a garden to visit.

It's been a warm December. There will be flowers.

From the website they are open, so far no mention of closure since it starts at 6pm. Click the link or call if there is any delay due to weather later http://www.fwbg.org/lanterns-in-the-garden

Strollers are allowed. You may also take water but Bo food or dogs allowed. It's best to go around 7 or 7:30 when it starts getting darker

You can but your going to HOT

12 dollars

Service animals

Now you pay for entry to the Botanical gardens and it includes the Japanese garden. You can get tickets online or in person.

Yeah if you like plants

Yes you can, but not just anywhere there is a few places, for more information please call the Botanical gardens.

Yes, no you can buy tickets there. $12. For all parks.

Yes, they can. You will get some great photos.

Free parking

No

Yes

Yes i have seen ppl there

FWBG admission is $12 for adults, $10 for seniors (65+) and $6 for children (ages 6-15). Children five and younger will be admitted for free. It includes the admission for the Japanese Garden and Rainforest Conservatory ($9) plus $3 for the Garden’s additional 100 acres

There bridges that crossover the water in a few spots. Some overlooks as well. It's really quite beautiful. You definitely don't feel like your in Fort Worth anymore. LOL

No. The Gardens will be closed and reopen on Friday morning

This week max you can see... will not find anything next week

yes please call again Its the new system and staff may be assisting customers also the Japanese gardens are located inside the botanical gardens so I recommend going to the front and use that location

Fall colors are very unreliable in Texas. If there is fall color change it is usually late October.

You can buy tickets(and Koi fish food) at the entrance.

Yes, it will be required to wear a mask. When you enter, they will check your temperature as well.

Christmas day we're closed

No. While the main Botanic Gardens are free, the Japanese gardens are an extra cost. Well worth the admission though Edit: Japanese gardens are now bundled with the main Botanic Gardens for a bundle price of $12

Not sure but you should call them and ask them where you can rent a wheelchair

You have to go their website for info http://www.fwbg.org/

I think Michelle is correct. It's always a matter of funding. To get an official answer, you could ask at the ticket booth or the gift shop.

No

We pay $ 7 per person. It could be that it was already late and they were about to close. We arrived at 4 and had an hour to go.

Yes. It is worth the price of admission in my opinion.

Senior admission is $5.00.

Yes our membership is called GROW and you can learn more about it at http://www.fwbg.org/membership

Yes, there are ramps as well as stairs available throughout the garden.

Actually, they typically sell bags of fish food with the tickets, so I think you can add it on when purchasing your ticket. Others are correct that there are machines that only take quarters throughout the garden.

Yes they do have handicap parking available and an access ramp as well and they are maneuver about inside as well.

Yes

Yes. It seems to me it is $ 7.

$7 for adults (anyone over 12) There are also fees for photography. You can find more info here: http://www.fwbg.org/photography

Yes, but it is outside.

There are smaller pavilions if them but they are smaller maybe 16 ft x 16 ft

The question is for the Japanese Garden at the Fort Worth Botanical Gardens. It is a section of the gardens and not a restaurant. I know they have specialist available at times and am trying to find out from them when their bonsai specialist might be available.

Yes

You should visit and take pictures. Then it would help if you explore your creative side and make a rudimentary sketch of your concept. Then take your idea to a professional. Local garden centers are helpful, sometimes Lowe's. Do some research. Take care, enjoy!

I don't know because we only spoke to one person in English

Yes, you have to book a time. They can give you the info and prices. There is even weddings there.

There is plenty of room in the main Garden. The Japanese Garden, no.

Mostly open

I would go early, before brunch

Hours Garden Center Monday - Sunday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. Japanese Garden Monday - Sunday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm. Admission 90% of the Garden is free!   Japanese Garden Adult - $7.00 Child (ages 4-12) - $4.00 Child (3 and under)  - free Seniors (age 65+) - $5.00 Members - free   The Rain Forest Conservatory is closed for repair. Parking is free throughout the Garden

Only service animals allowed

Sure is. But not for business purposes.

Not sure if it's open I was just visiting that day

Close it empties into the parking lot of it