Gardenia Shevardnadze is a place full of both love and beauty. The owner Zura Shevardnadze made the garden for lovers of nature and plants. Here you can feel that everything is made with love and joy.
At Gardenia they grow and sell a variety of beautiful plants. Visitors can come and shop for plants or just walk and spend time at the small cafe in the middle of the Garden. The experience at the cafe can only be described as quaint and comfy. The cafe’s vintage style and the beautiful plants surrounding it make enjoying a cup of coffee, tea, homemade lemonade and maybe a pie that much more special.
The garden is located on Khudadovi street near in the direction of Tbilisi Sea. The easiest way to get there from the center of Tbilisi is to take a taxi from the station square. Walking is not advised due to the distance and uphill nature of the walk.
The price for entering Gardenia Shevardnadze is 2 gel (free for little kids). Gardenia offers “Green Lessons” for children in decorative gardening, and also provides services in landscape architecture and event decoration.
One of the most interesting aspects of the garden is that plants on display in the garden are constantly being changed according to the season of the year. Every month you can return and expect to see different botanical displays.
If you love beautiful flowers and cozy places to spend your day, then this place will win over your heart.
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