| Our mission | Tower Hill creates experiences with plants that inspire people and improve the world. |
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Tower Hill Botanic Garden
| Ways to help | GardeningWeeding, dead-heading, pruning, planting, sweeping and other garden maintenance. Volunteers work outdoors in the formal and wild gardens on weekday mornings. April through October.Docents & Garden AmbassadorsDocents provide guided tours with a general overview of the gardens. Docent training runs annually March-April. Garden Ambassadors walk around the gardens, greet guests, answer questions, talk with guests about the gardens, specific plants and exhibits.Event GreeterGreet and direct guests. Walk through the Gardens and talk to guests about exhibitions, shows and activity locations.Membership GreeterShare your love of Tower Hill by helping to enroll new and renewing Members at special events. Training required.Administrative HelpBehind-the-scenes help with data entry. Must have computer skills.Youth & Families EducatorLead or assist youth drop-in classes and activities such as Learn & Grow and Exploration Station. |
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| How you help | Volunteering at Tower Hill is a great way to learn more about plants and meet new people with similar interests in a beautiful environment. Our volunteers are the lifeblood of Tower Hill Botanic Garden. |
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| About us | We are operated on 171 acres by the Worcester County Horticultural Society, one of the oldest of its kind in the country, and are open to the public for garden viewing, trail walking, activities, private events, classes, weddings, exhibitions, and more. We are an AAM-accredited museum that includes an irreplaceable collection of plants. At Tower Hill, we hope to engage you in our life-long passion for growing plants for their ornamental, economic, and ecological value. |
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