There are few things more magical than a field of wildflowers. Here in Virginia, wildflower season is drawing near and we couldn’t be more enthusiastic about these colorful blooms. While you may notice stunning wildflowers on a hike or in a hidden forest, there’s one wildflower attraction that’s easy to access. Tucked away inside the Norfolk Botanical Garden awaits the Four Seasons Garden and Wildflower Meadow. Take a look at this stunning array of flowers that looks like something from a dream:

Inside the iconic Norfolk Botanical Garden awaits a magical wildflower meadow that can be accessed just through this enchanting overgrown gazebo.

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The meadow, which begins blooming in the springtime, features a stunning array of more than 50 wildflower species. The sheer variety of color is simply mesmerizing.

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Described by the Norfolk Botanical Garden as an outdoor classroom, this special area allows visitors to observe butterflies, insects, and birds all interact in a magical setting.

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These freely growing flowers offer a fascinating contrast to the rest of the garden’s carefully landscaped presentation.

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The garden was made possible by Perry E. Morgan, who donated money in honor of his wife Bunny Moran, a wildflower enthusiast.

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In the spring, visitors can look out for varieties such as Bachelor’s Button, Five Spot, and Poppies. During the summer, you’ll find Tickseed, Gayfeather, and Sunflowers.

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So, whether you’re a wildflower admirer or simply looking for a quiet place to reflect, you’ll feel utterly enchanted by the array of wildflowers at the Norfolk Botanical Garden.

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For a glimpse into the magical wildflower meadow, watch the brief video below:

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The Norfolk Botanical Garden is located at 6700 Azalea Garden Rd, Norfolk, VA 23518. For more information about the Four Season Garden and Wildflower Meadow, click here.

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