Gardens

MSU Tollgate Farm has nearly twenty specifically planned and maintained garden sites ranging from the functional Nursery area to the delightful Children’s Garden.  There are many talented and generous individuals and organizations that have made these gardens possible.  The MSU Tollgate Garden Volunteers contribute to the ongoing planning, maintenance and development of these gardens.

MSU Tollgate Farm gardens are free and open to the public for self guided tours Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to dark.  The site is closed on Sundays and Holidays.  If you have an organization that would like a guided tour you can contact the office at 248-347-3860 ext 251.

Map of Gardens

Give to MSU Tollgate Farm Horticultural Gardens

MSU Tollgate Farm boasts many opportunities to feel close to the natural world. Over twenty public gardens grace the property. All of our gardens generate their own support funds and are maintained by the work of a dedicated volunteer organization. Your support helps provide resources to our gardens and will help keep them as a resource for all the people of southeast Michigan. Gifts of all amounts are deeply appreciated.

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