Promotes the knowledge and appreciation of plants for personal enjoyment, inspiration, recreation, scientific research, educational and aesthetic purposes.

Provides a year-round center that introduces and educates families on plants and gardening. The facility includes a glasshouse, two full ecosystems, and a variety of walking gardens.

The Schoepfle Garden is 70 acres of botanical gardens and natural woodland bordered on one side by the Vermilion River. The garden features collections of rhododendrons, roses, cannas, hostas, various shade plants, along with many varieties of shrubs, topiaries, trees, and a children's garden.

The Ohio Herb Education Center provides diverse herbal education programs, events and products. The center is listed in the State of Ohio Division of Travel and Tourism's Discover Ohio In Bloom brochure and is a frequent destination for tours and the general public.

Offers a conservatory with 12,000 square foot curved eave greenhouse with 4,322 panes of laminated glass. Features "Garden Under Glass," a tropical garden.

Offers an outdoor garden and labyrinth for self-guided walks for relaxation, meditation and contemplation for individuals touched by cancer.

Offers a 5,000-square-foot, glass-roofed conservatory, which features an array of plant life.

47 acre historic garden estate and former home of Charles Kelley King. Opened as a public garden in 1953 and includes seasonal displays, plant collections, and Kingwood Hall mansion. Guests can visit the gardens, Kingwood Hall, ponds and trails. Auxiliary activities and programs are offered to support and to accentuate the enjoyment and understanding of the gardens and horticulture.

Provides a 3,600 acre arboretum. Cultivates, maintains, and displays collections of plants, trees, shrubs, and ground cover for the public to study and enjoy. Also maintains and conserves areas so as to preserve them in their natural state.