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Become a member and visit as often as you want with unlimited annual admission. Receive advance ticket offers for special events. Enjoy reciprocal admission to over 300 gardens, arboreta and conservatories.Get discounts on classes, plant sales and gifts at the Garden Shop and so much more.

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vicki
Report | 9 days ago
enjoy
Rebecca
Report | 13 days ago
Make sure you alloy enough time to see everything. Definately pack a meal or snack.
CHRISTOPHER E.
Report | a month ago
great
Gloria J.
Verified
Report | 2 months ago
It is a wonderful place to take guests!!
Carmen C.
Verified
Report | 3 months ago
Wonderful gardens. We never tire of going there!
Nizhoni S.
Report | 3 months ago
Wear closed-toed shoes if you don't want dirt and rocks in your shoes
Rachel B.
Report | 3 months ago
Bring your hat and sunglasses!
david C.
Verified
Report | 3 months ago
enjoy the great food at the restaura,nt
Courtni D.
Report | 3 months ago
Take it slow. Not supposed to bring in "outside food" Tip? Carry a big purse
Bonita M.
Verified
Report | 3 months ago
Beautiful! The food at the restaurant was excellent. The ambiance is peaceful. Tips: take a tour guide map. The trails could be marked better.
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From Our Editors

A kaleidoscope of multichromatic blossoms and emerald leaves bursts from the soil, blanketing 65 acres of desert landscape at Desert Botanical Garden. Diverse walkways flanked by more than 1,200 types of cacti, succulents, and wildflowers educate visitors on the importance of protecting the environment and not hugging every plant they see. In addition to the garden's more stationary organisms, some of which go home with local green thumbs during biannual plant sales, numerous avian and insect species make their homes amid the thriving greenery.

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