- Area
- Southwest gardens
- Visit type
- Rhododendron and azalea garden
- Plan ahead
- Check access and current notices
About Ted and Mary Greig Rhododendron Garden
The City traces the collection to plants from Ted and Mary Greig’s Royston nursery. Its garden page describes thousands of rhododendrons and azaleas around the course. The planting is best approached as a sequence of garden views, not as a single flower bed beside one map pin.
Finding the right arrival point
Choose the pitch and putt side of the park and use the City’s walking-tour brochure for plant locations. Stay on garden paths and keep clear of active golf. A garden walk does not grant access across playing greens or reserve a tee time.
What to check before visiting
The City identifies early May as a usual peak, with interest through a longer spring-to-September period. Bloom depends on the plant and year, so a visit outside the peak can still be a planting walk without the same colour display. Read the brochure for examples rather than expecting every variety to flower together.
Combine this stop with nearby places
Combine the garden with Ceperley Playground or Stanley Park Brewing. If you want roses or the Shakespeare planting, use their separate garden pages and plan the connection instead of assuming the park’s named gardens all occupy one site.