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Guide to Quilt Gardens Along The Heritage Trail
May 30 - September 15
The Quilt Gardens along the Heritage Trail joins quilting, gardening, and art into a one-of-a-kind event featuring more than a million vibrant blooms, 16 gigantic gardens, and hand-painted super-sized murals.
This colorful patchwork of quilt-inspired gardens and hand-painted, quilt-themed, super-sized murals deliver dazzling views in the communities of Bristol, Elkhart, Goshen, Middlebury, Nappanee, and Wakarusa. It’s the only experience of its kind in the world!
Till next season, Quilt Gardens
The Quilt Gardens are dormant again till next spring, but never fear: The fall and winter seasons are when we plan for next year. We let our hearts be warmed by memories of more than a million blooms in vibrant reds, oranges, purples, and more. And we circle May 30 on the calendar for next year, the official opening day for Quilt Gardens. We hoped you enjoyed this past summer’s Quilt Gardens. Thank you to the volunteers and staff who put in hour after hour to plant, weed, water and care for the flowers and plants, and to prep the flower beds for the next season.
Check out galleries of past years’ Quilt Gardens and plan your next visit now.
Maps, Resources & Info
Download the 2020 Quilt Gardens Map.
View Quilt Gardens addresses to put in your favorite map application for directions
Every quilt garden and quilt mural has its own intricate pattern, many are original designs and each has its own unique story. Each of our unique communities that host quilt gardens & murals have their own special character and fun finds you’ll want to explore.
Quilt Gardens Fast Facts
Most recent photos of the Quilt Gardens
Facebook Check out updated photos of the gardens
Twitter: Stay up-to-date on all Quilt Gardens happenings
Details: Basic info to help you plan your visit to the Quilt Gardens
Quilt Gardens 911: Are you here and have questions? Call our helpful guest service professionals at 800.262.8161 to get your questions answered
View more fun suggested group itineraries.
Groups of 20 or more
Check out the new Quilt Gardens tour options – exclusive to groups of 20 or more
Quilt Gardens FAQ
Is there a map of the Quilt Gardens?
Yes, here is a map that shows the Quilt Gardens locations, name of garden, and location address.
Quilt Gardens MapWhen can I see the Quilt Gardens
The Quilt Gardens are view May 30 - September 15 each year.
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