Dixon Gallery & Gardens | Memphis (Summer Avenue) Smoke and Vape Shop

4339 Park Ave, Memphis, TN 38117

Dixon Gardens aims to achieve horticultural excellence by implementing outreach initiatives and instructional programs for mid-sized cities. Dixon’s gardens were built from natural Tennessee forests, with special attention paid to the beautiful old trees, views, and garden layout. The gardens are designed in a style that reflects Hugo Dixon’s English ancestry, wide-open spaces adjacent to smaller formal areas similar to an English park.

The Dixon Art Gallery and Gardens is a museum in Memphis, TN with art from Monet, Degas, Renoir. It also has works by:

• Picasso
• Pierre Bonnard
• Mary Cassatt
• Marc Chagall
• Honoré Daumier
• Henri Fantin-Latour
• Paul Gauguin
• Henri Matisse
• Berthe Morisot
• Edvard Munch
• Auguste Rodin
• Alfred Sisley

The Stout Collection of 18th-century German porcelain is housed at the gallery which contains almost 600 pieces of dinnerware and figurines.

The Dixon is a museum with something for everyone. From exhibitions to gardens and cutting gardens – the site spans 17 acres of land that are well-acclaimed by visitors from all across the globe! The Dixon has been certified as an American Association of Museums member, Botanical Gardens Conservation International Member, and also holds membership in the prestigious American Public Garden’s association.

The property is surrounded by four major outdoor sculpture gardens with Greco-Roman sculptures. The Dixons bought the property in 1939 and had it planted in the English Garden style, which features wide views next to smaller, more intimate formal areas. 

• The Cutting Garden (where they grow flowers for display)
• Formal Gardens (flowers grown informally arranged)
• South Lawn (a grassy area open all year round)
• Woodland Gardens make up the main parts of this garden’s extensive grounds.