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we have been here in the summer and in the winter there is a light show in winter but the blooms are out in spring and summer th is an old rock quarry that has many beautiful features including fountains and European, Japanese gardens we are getting too old to walk the full garden but still enjoy being there

Stunning treat for your eyes and senses. The colors and varieties of plants trees and flowers are simply amazing. The beauty and tranquility of the gardens and design of flower beds and landscaping were mesmerizing. Monet would have been in paradise here. It was April / May when we visited still crisp & cool. We would happily return again and again, if you get the chance definitely go and remember to take your camera. Whether a couple, family, group of friends or travelling solo nobody could fail to thoroughly enjoy several hours or even longer at this beautiful and very special place.

We took the 2.5 hour ferry and enjoyed a nice breakfast while ferrying over to the island! We noted other travelers not happy with the ferry food, but if you can relax and take part and know that you will spend a few bucks, it's a great little breakfast buffet with good coffee! We got away from those who did not want to eat; and those who were a bit crabby. It was a great ride and we just loved it all. The Gardens were magnificent. The only down side is the over populated garden with foreign visitors who tend to be very rude (ha! we were foreign too!) and pushy. BUT if you can suck up the crowded nature, these gardens are off the charts amazingly beautiful and we were very glad we made the trip over from Vancouver. It was too bad we could not be there first thing in the morning but we took amazing photos. Again, the biggest disappointment is all of the people, which makes it hard to enjoy shots without people in them. BUT a once in a lifetime trip and we are so glad we did it!

What a wonderful spot to spend a half day at. There is so much to see here. If you are not rushed you can sit and enjoy the scenery. The gift shop has great Canadiana artwork. Definitely a place to visit.

We enjoyed our day at the gardens, went into the green house and the smells were amazing! Beautiful, peaceful place. We enjoyed a lovely high tea in the afternoon. We were so impressed we bought a yearly pass. The gift shop has interesting lovely gifts, not the usual junk you find at most gift shops in attractions. If you want to attend the high tea you need a reservation so your not disappointed. The high tea ends March 15 but there are three restaurants to eat in the gardens. We didn't have a lot of time as we had to catch the ferry back so will spend more time on our next visit.

Our visit was in the off season and while it was still a nice place to visit, most of the sights weren't in bloom. I ranked the value low as we paid the same price as what people would during the summer.

We only had an hour before dark by the time we made it here from our cruise ship. Darn it! I could have spent several hours there. But it was still worth it. The gardens were amazing. I loved the colors and the variety. We have some beautiful gardens near our home but the way they used the color in Butchart Gardens was truly artistry.

Usually a winter visit to a flower garden would seem untimely since there are no blooms to see, however this trip gave me new insight in what an English Garden is all about. Even though walking around in chilly weather may not be your cup of tea, I¡¯ll get to the tea part later, the day way brisk and exhilarating. This trip to Butchart Gardens gave me the opportunity to see the Gardens in a different perspective. By that I mean, when an artist starts a painting they usually sketch out the basic theme of the painting into what is called the painting composition. This is where the artist places things such as trees, buildings or people. Just as the artist composing a painting, when I saw the Gardens without blooms, I could see the composition of how the garden was created. It was truly inspirational to see the canes of the rose bushes standing as silent-solstice-sentinels guarding their roots and waiting for the warmth of the spring sun. To see the rows upon rows of rose bush canes reminded me of Emperor Qin¡¯s terra cotta warriors and horses: all of them standing as poised, regal reminders of strength and beauty. The chilly weather put a spring in my step so I quick timed around to see the major parts and at each turn I could see the organization and care that had gone into creating the magnificent garden layout. No visit to Butchart Gardens would be complete with having the High Tea. All the food and teas are wonderful. The setting and presentation are priceless. A note of caution: plan to leave stuffed even if you sample just a portion of the selections. One saving grace is that no matter if you have never had a High Tea before and haven¡¯t a clue of what you are eating, you surely will not be disappointed at what you just did. A future trip in warmer weather to see the Gardens in bloom is in my planner.