Discover the vital role pollinators play in our world! Explore how bees, butterflies, and other pollinators help plants grow, produce food, and sustain ecosystems. Learn about the incredible journey of monarch butterflies during their migration and why creating safe habitats is essential for their survival. Through interactive exhibits and hands-on activities, visitors of all ages can see, touch, and understand the power of pollinators—and how we can protect them.

Date: March 6th - April 5th

Time: Regular Garden Hours

Location: TBD

Tickets: Included with General Admission

Unleash your curiosity and make your visit to Grow @ Clark Gardens an adventure! The Grow Wild Passport is your ticket to hands-on discovery throughout the gardens. Guests of all ages can pick up a passport at the entrance and complete interactive activities, challenges, and scavenger hunts designed to engage, educate, and inspire.

Along the way, participants can explore themed activity stations focused on animals, plants, and nature, complete puzzles, crafts, and games to earn stamps in the passport, discover hidden gems and learn fun facts about the gardens and its wildlife.

By the end of your journey, fully stamped passports can be exchanged for a small prize or keepsake, making your adventure both memorable and rewarding. The Grow Wild Passport Program encourages exploration, creativity, and learning—perfect for families, couples, and curious adults alike!

Date: March 6th - April 5th

Time: Regular Garden Hours

Location: Throughout the Gardens

Tickets: Included with General Admission

• Snap a photo of your favorite find

• Share it on social media with #GrowWildAtClarkGardens, or turn it in at the Admissions Booth to be featured on our display wall.

Date: March 6th - April 5th

Time: Regular Garden Hours

Location: Throughout the Gardens

Tickets: Included with General Admission

Discover the Buzz at Clark Gardens Grow 2026!

Get ready for The Pollinator Sculpture Trail — a lively, larger-than-life outdoor art adventure celebrating the amazing creatures that keep our world blooming. From butterflies and bees to other native pollinators, these vibrant, oversized sculptures will add a splash of color and wonder throughout your visit.

Each installation features an interactive, hands-on activity and a fun educational display, making every stop along the trail a chance to learn, play, and explore.

Created in partnership with local high schools, Weatherford College, and talented community artists, this project invites creators of all ages to help bring the magic of nature to life. Come join the celebration — and follow the trail where art and nature meet!

Date: March 6th – April 5th

Time: Regular Garden Hours

Location: Pollinator Sculpture Trail

Tickets: Included with General Admission

Check out one of our short-term rental backpacks, packed with everything you need for a hands-on garden adventure. Each backpack is filled with fun learning goodies—scavenger hunts, binoculars, magnifying glasses, and more—so you can explore, observe, and discover the garden in a whole new way. Perfect for curious minds of all ages!

Please note, the backpack is for use only on Clark Gardens property and are not to leave the facility.

Date: March 6th – April 5th

Time: Regular Garden Hours

Location: All around Clark Gardens

Fee: $5 - License or vehicle keys must be left with Admissions Staff during use.

Come and join us on an exciting insect walk through the lush garden! Explore the fascinating world of tiny creatures as we observe their intricate patterns and behaviors up close. Our knowledgeable guide, Addison Singleton, will lead the way, pointing out various species of insects and sharing interesting facts about their role in the ecosystem. This immersive experience is perfect for nature enthusiasts of all ages who are keen to learn more about the incredible diversity of insect life around us. Get ready to be amazed by the beauty and complexity of these often-overlooked creatures as we embark on this educational and fun-filled adventure together.

This adventure is estimated to last 1 hour.

Addison Singleton, who is leading the walk, has a Master of Science in Wildlife and Natural Resource Sciences and is working on her PhD in Animal and Natural Resource Sciences. Addison is currently the instructor for General Entomology at Tarleton State University in Stephenville, TX, and formerly taught Pollinator Ecology and Conservation. Her primary research focuses on plant-pollinator interactions in the context of anthropogenic disturbances, but she is also investigating plant-caterpillar relationships under drought and various other research projects looking at the presence of microplastics in arthropods, using novel techniques to sample for bumble bees in Texas, predicting bumble bee habitats in Texas, and floral reward changes under drought. Addison finds nothing more fulfilling than exploring the different species with whom we share the planet with, especially "the little things that run the world!"

Date: March 14th

Time: 2:30pm

Location: Gather at the Admissions Booth to Start

Tickets: Included with General Admission

Looking to add a little more green to your life? Join us for the Director’s Plant Sale and refresh your home or garden with a beautiful selection of plants at great prices. From colorful blooms to lush, leafy favorites, there’s something for every plant enthusiast. Each plant is hand-selected by Clark Gardens Director, Carol Clark Montgomery, ensuring a high-quality and inspiring assortment. Best of all, Carol will be on site during the sale to answer your plant and gardening questions, making this a unique opportunity for expert advice. Clark Gardens’ members receive 10% off all plant and gift shop purchases. The spring plant sale continues while inventory lasts, but this opening day is the only chance to shop and chat with the director—don’t miss it!

Date: March 27th

Time: Usual Garden Hours

Location: Front Circle Lawn

Tickets: Included with General Admission