Occupying 30 acres inside Piedmont Park, the grounds contain 15 acres of display gardens, including a serene Japanese garden; a 15-acre hardwood forest with walking trails; the Fuqua Conservatory, which has unusual and threatened flora from tropical and desert climates; and the Fuqua Orchid Center, with displays of tropical and high-elevation flowers. A permanent exhibit within the conservatory of tiny, brightly colored poison-dart frogs is popular, especially with children.
