Yew Dell Botanical Gardens still offering summer activities as school nears
Well, in less than *** month, many of our area schools will go back to class, but at Yale Botanical Gardens in Crestwood, summer is nowhere near over. Sam Carter has how you can celebrate the season. It’s sad, but there’s only *** few weeks left in summer. But don’t worry, there’s still *** great time waiting for you at Udell Botanical Gardens. For Susan Lucas, there may not be *** better time to be at Udell Botanical Gardens than *** sunny summer day. Gardens are even more vibrant with colors than that’s their most vibrant time, and plus we. We have the kids are out of school, so we have *** lot more visitors. With those kids in mind, and though summer’s lease hath all too short *** date, Ude has plenty left in the tank. Be careful though, your kid might learn something. We also have our demo garden, which is actually for, for children of all ages to come out and learn like. How carrots grow, like how to make tea from herbs that are found in the garden, uh, cyanotypes, all kinds of cool things. For the older set, don’t worry, Udde has not forgotten about you either, because when the sun goes down, it’s Udell after dark. Live music down on the pavilion, we, uh, uh, regional bands that you probably. We aren’t seeing anywhere else come out and fill our pavilion. Sound fills the whole gardens. People come out, do *** plant walk first. They go and visit the gardens. They enjoy our food trucks. Now, have you ever been here before or it’s been *** while. There’s *** ton of new things to see right here at Udell to check them out. Well, you gotta come out to Oldham County. In Oldham County, Sam Carter, WLKY News.
Yew Dell Botanical Gardens still offering summer activities as school nears
Updated: 6:43 PM EDT Jul 14, 2026
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In just a little under a month, many of the students in our area will be back in class.But for kids, as Susan Lucas assures us, at Yew Dell Botanical Gardens, summer is far from over.”We have our demo garden, which is for children of all ages to come out and learn, how things like how carrots grow, how to make tea from our herb garden, Cyanotypes, all sorts of cool things,” Lucas said.For the adults, Lucas was also adamant that when the sun goes down, the fun begins.”We have live music right on the pavilion, regional bands that you probably won’t find anywhere else come out and fill our pavilion,” Lucas said. “Sound fills the whole garden; people come out and do a plant walk first, and they come out and enjoy the food trucks.”The Yew Dell Botanical Gardens first opened to the public in 2008.
CRESTWOOD, Ky. —
In just a little under a month, many of the students in our area will be back in class.
But for kids, as Susan Lucas assures us, at Yew Dell Botanical Gardens, summer is far from over.
“We have our demo garden, which is for children of all ages to come out and learn, how things like how carrots grow, how to make tea from our herb garden, Cyanotypes, all sorts of cool things,” Lucas said.
For the adults, Lucas was also adamant that when the sun goes down, the fun begins.
“We have live music right on the pavilion, regional bands that you probably won’t find anywhere else come out and fill our pavilion,” Lucas said. “Sound fills the whole garden; people come out and do a plant walk first, and they come out and enjoy the food trucks.”
The Yew Dell Botanical Gardens first opened to the public in 2008.
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