The Myriad Gardens is an aptly named botanical garden because of its diverse collection of flowers and plants. At the Myriad Gardens, visitors will be treated to over 1,000 plant species blooming along the Crystal Bridge and representing all continents in the world except for Antarctica.

The garden is divided into two habitat regions: the Tropical Rain Forest Zone and the Dry Tropical Zone.

At the Tropical Rain Forest Zone, which is also known as the Wet Mountain, is located at the southern part of the site. There, visitors will enjoy plants that have to be watered daily and are native to the regions of Southeast Asia, Central Africa, the South Pacific Islands, and Amazonia.

The Dry Mountain, the other name for the Dry Tropical Zone, covers the northern area of the site. There, plants are typically those that suffer a drought from the months of November ? March but have to be watered daily in the months of summer. Plants found here are native to Mexico, Madagascar, and South Africa.