[4] The concept of the first miracle garden project was formed under an agreement between Dubailand and the Dubai Properties Group destination.

The project development was complete under the agreement with Akar Landscaping and Agriculture Company,[5] led by Jordanian businessman Abdel Naser Rahhal.

It included the addition of the floral clock, the butterfly garden, retail stores, and mosques.

[8] Usually it displays most fragrant and colourful blooms, with more than 150 million flowers with 120 varieties, including some of which have never been cultivated in the Gulf region.

It is closed from May to September due to high temperatures averaging of 40 °C (104 °F), which is not conducive for flower viewing.