General Admission
- One-day ticket – $7 in advance/$8 at the door
Two-day ticket – $11 in advance or at the door
Three-day ticket – $16 in advance only online or at the door
Children 12 and under are free.
Advance tickets will be available for purchase online December 14 through February 4. Advance tickets are also available at these retail outlets though February 9.
- Gardens of the Fox Cities / Appleton
Green Bay Botanical Garden / Green Bay
Rotary Botanical Gardens / Janesville
The Bruce Company / Middleton
Wild Birds Unlimited / Middleton
Moonhill Mercantile / Mount Horeb
The Paine Art Center & Gardens / Oshkosh
Edgewater Home and Garden / Portage
Jung Garden Center / Stevens Point
Jung Garden Center / Sun Prairie
And at the following Madison locations:
- Jung Garden Center
Johannsen’s Greenhouses & Gifts
Klein’s Floral & Greenhouses Inc.
Olbrich Botanical Gardens
Orange Tree Imports
The Vinery
Group and Bus Tours
If you are planning to organize a bus tour to Garden Expo, please contact Tracy Ihm at 608-265-3854 for more information about advance group ticket sales. We will mail your tickets, along with a complimentary bus parking permit, if you pre-purchase tickets by January 31.
Free! All Seminars and Demonstrations at Garden Expo are free.
Price varies.
Advance registration for hands-on workshops will begin December 14. During Garden Expo, registrations for remaining workshop openings will be taken at the Wisconsin Public Television booth.
Workshop fees cover supplies and instruction. General admission ticket and parking must be purchased separately.
$2 each/$5 for 3 tickets
Purchase Garden Expo Raffle tickets at the Wisconsin Public Television booth near the main entrance. Winners need not be present to win.
Garden Expo proceeds support Wisconsin Public Television.
Concession Stands
A variety of concession stands will offer food for purchase during Garden Expo. Concession stands are located in the lobby, the main exhibition floor and in the Atrium. Lunch options include sandwiches, salads, wraps and pizza.
