Atlanta SUPER
Blooms!
Stay tuned for the arrival of the Garden’s biggest bloom yet — thousands of tulips, daffodils, hyacinths and more planted for the first time ever on the Great Lawn.
Bloom Watch
Streaming daily, 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.: Check the progress and plan your visit to experience the biggest bloom in Garden history — a once-in-a-lifetime event, live from the Great Lawn. Peak bloom is forecasted for mid-March.
Presented by Delta Air Lines
Enjoy the Blooms!
In addition to regular, daytime hours, the Garden is celebrating this historic planting with several special events.
Tulips at Twilight
Thursdays, March 12–April 9, 5–8 p.m.
Enjoy SUPER Blooms! on laid-back Thursday evenings with a cocktail and classical music.
Garden Party
Friday, March 27, 6 – 9:30 p.m.
Celebrate all things spring surrounded by colorful blooms at our most elevated public spring event. Enjoy classical ensembles, craft cocktails, DIY bouquets, floral demos, photo ops and other exclusive activations.
Kids Programming
Join us on Tuesday – Thursday for beloved family programs designed to bring your little one’s interest in nature to bloom.
About Atlanta SUPER Blooms! presented by Delta
To celebrate the Garden’s 50th anniversary, Atlanta Blooms! has doubled in size for a one-time, supersized spring display. Before new sod is installed on the Great Lawn — a hardworking, high-traffic centerpiece of the Garden that hadn’t been renovated in more than a decade — horticulturists saw a rare opportunity: transform the space into an immersive sea of blooms before the turf returns.
For this golden jubilee moment, staff collaborated with Jack de Vrooman of De Vrooman Garden Products, a major bulb supplier for the world-renowned Keukenhof Gardens in the Netherlands, to design a display inspired by Keukenhof’s sweeping, color-blended plantings. The Great Lawn will feature 51 varieties arranged in dramatic warm and cool color waves, creating a dynamic, photo-ready experience in March and April.
In total, more than 139,000 bulbs will fill the Great Lawn and adjacent beds — roughly double the number planted throughout the Garden last spring — with tens of thousands more showcased in annual beds, the Flower Walk and the Edible Garden. The result is a spring spectacle unlike any in the Garden’s 50-year history.
Blooms You May Find