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Welcome to Sherman Library & Gardens
Horticultural retreat in Corona del Mar, featuring a cactus and succulent garden, a tropical conservatory, rose, herb, and Japanese gardens. The library focuses on the history of the Pacific Southwest...
 
Welcome to Descanso Gardens
A 160-acre public garden in La CaƱada near Los Angeles. Schedule of events, information on visiting, membership and volunteering.
 
UCRBG: Welcome to the University of California Riverside Botanic Gardens
Features thousands of plant species from around the world for visitors and researchers to see and study. The wealth of vegetation also creates a hospitable sanctuary for wildlife. Visitor information,...
 
UC Davis Arboretum
Living museum, outdoor classroom, and public garden with thousands of tree and plant species adapted to a Mediterranean climate. News, information about visiting, and calendar of events and programs.
 
Turtle Bay Exploration Park :: Redding, California
Turtle Bay Exploration Park is a sprawling 300-acre campus filled with educational and entertaining activities, an ideal setting for Northern California vacations.
 
South Coast Botanic Gardens
Former landfill on Palos Verdes Peninsula now landscaped with thousands of plants and trees. Includes a water-wise garden, herb and English rose gardens, and a garden of the senses. Pages provides sum...
 
Santa Barbara.com - Parks: Alice Keck Memorial Gardens
Santa Barbara recreational park centered on a man-made pond, featuring drought-tolerant plants. Overview with several photos and directions.
 
Island Life :: memorial & gardens
Catalina Island garden featuring plants endemic to the island. Plant profiles, information about the conservancy and interpretive center.
 
Filoli Center
Official site of the actual "Carrington mansion" that was used in the filming of the show.
 
:: The Ruth Bancroft Garden, Walnut Creek, California::
Private garden in Walnut Creek exemplifying a water-conserving design, featuring dramatic succulents, cacti, and arid-climate trees. Limited visiting hours. Photo gallery, visitor information, history...
 
 

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