Oak Hill Gardens KY

Oak Hill Gardens KY Please call us at 606.864.0100 Multiple lounge areas, fountains, waterfalls, and lots of beautiful flowers!

06/03/2026

It’s wedding season!

Our annual open house is just 10 days away and we have an incredible lineup in store! Saturday |May 9th | 11am-3pm📸 Phot...
04/29/2026

Our annual open house is just 10 days away and we have an incredible lineup in store! Saturday |May 9th | 11am-3pm
📸 Photography – Megan Angel will be on site capturing the magic
🎨 Wedding Paintings – Katie Nelson Fine Art will be drawing guests and answering all your questions
🎂 Wedding Cakes – Sarah’s Sweet Creations will be there to talk all things cake
💐 Make Your Own Bouquet Bar – design your perfect arrangement to take home
🦋 Annual Butterfly Release – a beloved tradition not to be missed
💪 Free 10-Minute Massages – the ladies from Therapeutic Connection will be on site to help you relax and unwind
🍽️ Food & Treats – Hors d’oeuvres by Darae & Friends, with sweet treats from the incomparable Bluegrass Baker!
We can’t wait to see you there!

We are hosting our annual Mother’s Day Open House on Saturday, May 9th from 11AM–3PM, and we would love to have you join...
03/25/2026

We are hosting our annual Mother’s Day Open House on Saturday, May 9th from 11AM–3PM, and we would love to have you join us.

Come wander our grounds when the spring flowers are at their most beautiful, sip hot or iced tea, and enjoy seasonal snacks at no charge.

Whether you’re celebrating Mom, dreaming of your wedding day, or simply looking for a beautiful way to spend a May morning — our gardens are open for this special occasion.

Saturday, May 9th · 11AM–3PM · Oak Hill Gardens • Complimentary Entry

A professional photographer will be on site to take pictures of you and your loved ones. All pictures will be available on our website to download at a later date.

* Out of respect for all of our guests, outside photography sessions will not be scheduled during open house hours.

Photography: linkesphoto Linkes Photography

We’re hiring for the 2026 season! Give us a call to setup an interview. 606.864.0100
03/23/2026

We’re hiring for the 2026 season! Give us a call to setup an interview. 606.864.0100

During the off season, we dedicate time to continuing education and drawing inspiration from some of the world’s most ex...
03/05/2026

During the off season, we dedicate time to continuing education and drawing inspiration from some of the world’s most extraordinary gardens. This past week, that pursuit took us to Philadelphia for the 2026 Philadelphia Flower Show — and then on to one of America’s greatest living landscapes: Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania.
The Philadelphia Flower Show is the oldest and largest indoor horticultural event in the world, with roots stretching back to 1829 — nearly two centuries of showcasing the very best in botanical artistry and design. What started as a one-day exhibition in a modest 82-by-69-foot Masonic Hall has grown into an international spectacle drawing tens of thousands of visitors each year. Notably, the poinsettia made its North American debut at the very first show , introduced by diplomat Joel Roberts Poinsett from Mexico. This year’s theme, “Rooted: Origins of American Gardening,” takes flower enthusiasts on a journey through the history of American gardening, timed to coincide with the nation’s semiquincentennial celebrations in 2026. It’s the final chapter of a three-year series — having explored the future in 2025 and the present in 2024, this year the show looks back at the horticultural legacies and cultural traditions that shaped American gardens as we know them today.
From Philadelphia, we made the short drive south to Kennett Square for a visit to Longwood Gardens — and what a visit it was. The origins of Longwood trace all the way back to 1700, when Quaker farmer George Peirce purchased 402 acres from William Penn’s commissioners. By the late 1700s, his descendants had established one of the nation’s premier tree collections on the property. In the early 20th century, a lumber mill operator was on the verge of cutting those historic trees down for timber — until 36-year-old industrialist Pierre S. du Pont stepped in and purchased the farm in 1906, primarily just to save the trees. What began as a conservation impulse grew into something far grander. Du Pont followed no grand plan, building the gardens piecemeal, beginning with the Flower Garden Walk, and later drawing heavily on Italian and French forms he encountered in his travels. Today, Longwood encompasses 1,100 acres of gardens, woodlands, meadows, and fountains — including a 10,010-pipe Aeolian organ and a 4.5-acre conservatory — and welcomes more than 1.5 million guests each year. It’s also worth noting that the land once served as a station on the Underground Railroad, where Quakers sheltered enslaved people fleeing north — a reminder that the ground beneath all that beauty carries a powerful history of its own.

We love to work closely with each bride to design a bouquet that personally reflects their unique style.
02/17/2026

We love to work closely with each bride to design a bouquet that personally reflects their unique style.

02/11/2026

39 days till Spring!

02/06/2026

Dreaming of warmer days!

Happy New Year!
01/01/2026

Happy New Year!

Because your biggest day deserves calm, not chaos. # Photographer: Alex Loy Photography
12/14/2025

Because your biggest day deserves calm, not chaos. #
Photographer: Alex Loy Photography

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107 Oak Hill Drive
London, KY
40741

Opening Hours

Tuesday 11am - 4pm
Wednesday 11am - 4pm
Thursday 11am - 4pm

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+16068640100

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