The Magnolia Botanical Garden in Verona, MS is a reciprocal garden with Tyler Arboretum, but admission is free. It started in 1997 as a demonstration garden and educational resource.
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| A bridge leads into the Magnolia Botanical Garden |
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| A general view |
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| Ilex attenuata 'Savannah'/Savannah Holly (KSS) |
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| Magnolia grandiflora 'Little Gem' (remember that the magnolia is featured on the Mississippi state flag) |
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| There is still a peony bud |
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| A two-hole nesting box? |
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| Iris pseudacorus/Yellow Flag Iris is now considered invasive, even in Mississippi |
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| Magnolia grandiflora/Southern Magnolia |
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| Southern Magnolia bud |
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| 'Firecracker' Kolorscape Rose |
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| Rose Garden |
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| Gazebo |
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| Too early in the season for the Demonstration Beds |
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| Grasses Garden |
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| Weeds in the walkway of the Natives Garden |
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| Verbena rigida/Slender Vervain |
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| Tamales were adopted by the Mississippi locals from the Mexican migrant workers, and sold at stands; this Mexican restaurant tamale is covered in sour cream and guacamole |
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