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Claremont, California
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The California Botanic Garden spans 86 acres, making it the largest botanic garden dedicated to California native plants.
The garden is home to over 22,000 California native plants, representing more than 2,000 species.
Founded in 1927, the garden was originally known as the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden before being renamed in 2020.
The California Botanic Garden plays a crucial role in the conservation of rare and endangered plant species native to California.
The garden provides a variety of educational programs, workshops, and tours to engage visitors in learning about native plants and ecosystems.
The garden features several themed areas, including a desert garden, a coastal sage scrub area, and a chaparral garden, each showcasing different native plant communities.
The garden conducts research on plant ecology, conservation, and horticulture, contributing valuable knowledge to the scientific community.
The California Botanic Garden hosts seasonal events such as plant sales, art exhibits, and nature walks to engage the community.
