2025年2月1日 · The Regional Parks Botanic Garden is a naturally beautiful and tranquil living museum of California native plants. Located within Tilden Regional Park in the hills above Berkeley, California, this enchanting 10-acre garden is a sanctuary for many of the state's rare and endangered plants and a place for visitors to wander among trees, shrubs ...

The Garden's primary role is to create beautiful landscapes displaying California's diverse plant life. Its mission embraces not only aesthetics, but also native plant conservation, public …

The Friends of the Regional Parks Botanic Garden organization offers fun and informative classes, field trips, and workshops on botany, natural history, gardening, art, photography, and garden crafts. Visit our Classes page for more information.

Regional Parks Botanic Garden Google Calendar ICS Join well known educator, Glenn Keator, PhD., for a presentation on the unique native flora of the Hawaiian Islands.

From June 1 to September 30 the Garden is open from 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM. Both the Anza View Road and Wildcat Canyon Road gates will be open. Admission to the Garden is always free!

The Regional Parks Botanic Garden is a beautiful living museum. Please respect its mission by: Walking on paths or lawns, not in plant beds. Staying off rocks. Providing adult supervision for …

Regional Parks Botanic Garden. 1550 Wildcat Canyon Rd. Berkeley, CA 94708 Directions. Main entrance: Intersection of Wildcat Canyon Road and South Park Drive Back entrance: Along Anza View Road. 1 (510) 544-3169 or 1 888-327-2757, option 3, extension 4507 [email protected]

The Regional Parks Botanic Garden is located within Tilden Regional Park in the hills above Berkeley, California. The Garden has two entrances: Main Entrance - At the intersection of Wildcat Canyon Road and South Park Drive. The directions in Google Maps to the Regional Parks Botanic Garden are to this entrance.

2024年8月1日 · Our knowledgeable docents provide free guided tours of the garden on non-rainy Sat, Sun, and holidays.

Your donations to the Garden help support many important projects, including collecting native plants, improving plant beds, building pathways, training docents, and conserving and enhancing the Garden in many ways.