SOLD OUT Advance registration required. Date: Saturday March 23rd (rescheduled from March 16th) Time: 1:00 PM- 3:00 PM Location: Pavilion, 715 Camino Lejo Cost: $28 members/$35 nonmembers When should I prune my fruit trees? How should I manage the old apple tree on my property? How [...]
January 29, 2024 By Linda Churchill, Director of Horticulture As you wander through your garden (or ours) or enjoy woodland walks this month, you may notice a white substance on the foliage of our native one-seed junipers (Juniperus monosperma), especially on the branch tips with [...]
Linda Churchill, SFBG Director of Horticulture, discusses why, how, and when to prune woody plants in this hands-on, stress-free session. This workshop is for anyone who wants to boost their understanding of pruning and their confidence with the actual work. This workshop provides an opportunity [...]
Linda Churchill, SFBG Director of Horticulture, discusses why, how, and when to prune woody plants in this hands-on, stress-free session. This workshop is for anyone who wants to boost their understanding of pruning and their confidence with the actual work. This workshop provides an opportunity [...]
Get outside with FREE admission and a FREE Public Garden Tour starting at 1pm at the Garden! Community Days are the Garden’s way of spreading cheer throughout the year and encouraging our New Mexico neighbors to visit. Remember: Please check in at the Visitor Center [...]
Get outside FREE admission and a FREE Public Garden Tour starting at 1pm at the Garden! Community Days are the Garden’s way of spreading cheer throughout the year and encouraging our New Mexico neighbors to visit. Remember: Please check in at the Visitor Center when [...]
Join us in the Garden at our first Community Day of the New Year! Get outside FREE admission and a FREE Public Garden Tour starting at 1pm at the Garden! Community Days are the Garden’s way of spreading cheer throughout the year and encouraging our [...]
Scientific name: Pistacia chinensis Bunge Common name: Chinese pistache Family: Anacardiaceae (Sumac family) By Cheryl Fossum Graham The Chinese pistache is native to central and western China and Taiwan. It is a member of the cashew family, Anacardiaceae. It can be found in a [...]
Celebrate the holidays this December at the Santa Fe Botanical Garden’s new winter holiday event: La Luz de las Noches – “The Light of the Nights.” Come stroll the farolito lined Garden pathways while sipping on a warm seasonal drink. Twinkling holiday lights will lead [...]
Celebrate the holidays this December at the Santa Fe Botanical Garden’s new winter holiday event: La Luz de las Noches – “The Light of the Nights.” Come stroll the farolito lined Garden pathways while sipping on a warm seasonal drink. Twinkling holiday lights will lead [...]
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