Missouri Botanical Gardens

When you’re in the city of St. Louis, a break in the lush greenery of the Missouri Botanical Gardens can take you away from the hustle of traffic and shops. With plants from around the world, you can spend the day observing plants that have been cultivated since the 19^th century. To take you there, we can help finance your next car purchase when you apply with Green Light Auto Credit.

Highlights of the Missouri Botanical Gardens

Explore all that the Missouri Botanical Gardens has to offer all year round to residents of St. Louis and visitors from around the world! With 79 acres to explore, there’s plenty to enjoy for everyone in the family:

• Japanese Garden: Wander through 14 acres of plants native to Japan for a peaceful look at Flowering Cherries, various azalea species, and much more!
• William T. Kemper Center for Home Gardening: Get resources for your home gardening ventures, from techniques to example gardens. You can even purchase plants at the occasional plant sales for members.
• Victorian District: Peer into the past and explore the home of the Gardens’ founder, Henry Shaw. A labyrinth maze, classical statues, and beautiful architecture are among some of what you can explore.

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We work hard with lenders all over the country to offer competitive rates for car shoppers in St. Louis and beyond. Whether you have good credit, bad credit, or no credit at all, we shop around with financiers to get you the best deal for your budget needs so you can travel in the car that you want!

Let Us Help You Explore the Missouri Botanical Gardens Today at Green Light Auto Credit

Get pre-approved in as little as 60 seconds when you fill out our finance app online. We’re located in St. Louis, but you can contact us no matter where you are in the country to discuss how we can help you discover the Missouri Botanical Gardens on your next trip. If you’d like to speak with one of our representatives, give us a call at 800-200-5551. We look forward to placing you in your new car!

Photo: Courtesy of Missouri Botanical Garden media

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