23rd ANNUAL BITTERSWEET GARDEN TOUR

Sunday, JUNE 25, 2023
​​Always the Last Sunday in June

  • Tour FIVE beautifully landscaped gardens in the Jefferson City area.
  • Discover fresh ideas and techniques that you can incorporate into your own garden. 
  • Help fund scholarships for local students. 
The garden tour is your chance to view five of the best-dressed gardens in our community. Some gardens have been established for years, while others are in the earlier stages of development. The tour provides inspiration for your own garden design, regardless of where you are in the process.

Join us for "The Gardening Event of the Year!"
​Proceeds help to fund scholarships for area students.

​​JEFFERSON CITY TICKET LOCATIONS
  • Amié B. & Me
  • Busch's Florist & Greenhouse
  • D & D Main Street Market
  • Gardens to Go
  • Green Horizons Garden Center
  • Hy-Vee
  • ​Longfellow's Garden Center​
  • River City Florist
  • ​Samuel's Menswear
  • Shirk's Greenhouse
​COLUMBIA ​​TICKET LOCATION
  • My Secret Garden
​                ​See Ticket Location Details​
Date: ​​Sunday, June 25, 2023 (Rain or Shine)
Time: 12:00-4:00 p.m. 
Tickets: $10 in Advance · $12 at the Gardens
​               (12 and under Free)
  · Available from Bittersweet Garden Club Members in June
  · Available at Ticket Locations beginning the first week of June
  · Available at the garden at 2704 Cedarwood Ct. day of tour
Location: Jefferson City, Missouri
​Questions: Call 573-644-2084   OR   573-338-9614                                 OR  573-230-2416
** TICKETS ON TOUR DAY **
Sunday, June 25​

Tickets will be available at
Hy-Vee
and the garden at
2704 Cedarwood Court
on the day of the tour.
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    Need more tickets options?
    If the ticket-buying options above aren't convenient, we can make other purchase arrangements to suit your needs.
    ​Contact us.

    Questions or Comments? Know of a garden we should consider for future tours? Like to have your own garden considered? Other suggestions for the tour?
    We would love to hear from you!