| Address: | San Francisco, CA 94122, USA |
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| Postal code: | 94122 |
| Phone: | (415) 661-1316 |
| Website: | https://www.sfbotanicalgarden.org/visit/explore-the-garden.html |
Nice small garden to walk around and smell the leafs. It's not that impresive visually like the other parts of the botanical garden though.
Check out the Garden of Fragrance (south of the plant arbor) and the Dry Mexico area to the left of the Succulent Garden. Location Salvia leucantha can be found in the Garden of Fragrance (Bed 11I).
Available Spaces. County Fair Building Demonstration Garden Fountain Plaza Garden of Fragrance Great Meadow Redwood Grove Rhododendron Pavilion Zellerbach Garden of Perennials
The Garden of Fragrance, designed in 1965 to allow people with visual impairments to enjoy plants through touch and smell, features aromatic plants in beds made of stones from a 12th-century Spanish monastery brought to the United States by newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst.
(415) 661-1316. About. ... an arbor, herbs, flowers, blooming trees and redwoods, and smaller, specialized gardens with names like the Garden of Fragrance. Also on ...
Closed until 7:30 AM · (415) 661-1316 · 1199 9th Ave · Get Directions. ... Under the starry night, in the garden of fragrance... Yes it is magnificent. See More.
These include the Redwood Grove, which features the tallest living things in the world, and the Garden of Fragrance, a flower garden designed for the visually impaired but enjoyed by all.
The Helen Crocker Library is one of the nation's finest and most complete horticultural reference book collections and features seasonally changing art exhibitions. For information visit www.sfbotanicalgarden.org or call 415-661-1316. San Francisco Flower Mart
You are allowed, encouraged even, to touch and scratch leaves. Honest. Next I escape to the moon‐viewing garden and sit by the pond. Redwoods? Got them—plus mosses, succulents, and camellias. There's always a new winding path to discover. Golden Gate Park, near Ninth Avenue and Lincoln Way, San Francisco, (415) 661‐1316 ...
+1 415 661 1316 This is a living museum in Golden Gate Park that is home to a wide array of rare and exotic plant life from around the world. Visit the 70-acre garden and explore seemingly endless trails with duck ponds, an arbor, herbs, flowers, blooming trees and redwoods, and smaller, specialized gardens with names like the Garden of Fragrance.
There is a Mediterranean collection with California native plants, and plants from Southwestern Australia, South Africa and Chile, a magnolia collection, a collection of primitive plants, Dwarf Conifers, succulents, plants of Dry Mexico, and fragrant plants in The Garden of Fragrance.