The botanical garden is operated and managed directly by the Hwaseong-si Agricultural Technology Center.
The facility serves as a testing ground for identifying plant species that are highly adaptive to the specific climate of Gyeonggi-do.
It maintains a focus on 'our flowers,' prioritizing the display of native Korean plants over imported decorative species.
The garden utilizes automated climate control systems within its main conservatory to replicate optimal growth conditions year-round.
Our Flower Hwaseong Botanical Garden is a specialized horticultural facility in Gyeonggi-do dedicated to the preservation and exhibition of regional plant species. The garden features a climate-controlled glass dome housing diverse botanical collections that thrive in indoor temperate conditions. It functions as a public research and educational center, focusing on the study of native Korean flora. The grounds include integrated walking paths that wind through landscaped outdoor garden beds. The facility emphasizes sustainable cultivation and biodiversity within the Hwaseong-si municipal area. Visitors can observe seasonal floral arrangements maintained by the local agricultural technology center.
Inside the main glass conservatory near the central elevated viewpoint.
Check the official website's bulletin board before visiting to ensure the facility is not closed for private events or maintenance.
Bring comfortable walking shoes, as the paths between the glass dome and outer gardens can be lengthy.
Visit during the shoulder seasons to see the most active blooming cycles in the outdoor sections.
Do not attempt to pick flowers or seeds, as this is strictly prohibited to protect the research collection.
Closed every Monday and on public holidays.
Avoid touching the plants in the glass conservatory and refrain from stepping off designated walking paths.
