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• May 18

  Guided Nature Walk – FREE

• May 25

  Volunteer Training Week 5: Policy & Procedure, Museum Hill Garden

• May 25

  Guided Nature Walk – FREE

• May 28

  Library Coffee Hour: “Is It An Invading Alien? Invasive Plant Identification and Control” with Dr. Sylvan Kaufman

• Jun 2

  Home Garden Tours & Picnic Lunch

• Jun 3

  Breakfast with O’Keeffe with Linda Milbourn, “Honoring Georgia O’Keeffe’s Garden”

• Jun 9

  Home Garden Tours: From Historic To Panoramic

• Jun 14

  Registration deadline TODAY for Field Biology course

Learn about the latest progress, see weekly photo updates, and get the news directly from the site of the Santa Fe Botanical Garden at Museum Hill! More about the project click here >>
Click on a title below and see the day’s pictures and updates.

• Apr 30

  “Museum Hill gardens begin to take shape as summer opening nears” SF New Mexican

• Apr 24

  Santa Fe Botanical Garden Announces Grand Opening in July of 2013

• Mar 25

  Trees are planted in the Goede Family Orchard

• Mar 12

  How tall are those trees?

• Mar 1

  LandSkyping: How to use Skype in planning a garden

• Feb 12

  Perfect partners: Santa Fe Master Gardener Association & SFBG

• Feb 7

  “New CEO Brings 20 Years of Experience”

• Jan 31

  On the air with SFBG!

Read in depth descriptive articles about plants that grow well in the Santa Fe area. Learn about plant diversity growing around you!

• May 1

  MAY : Santa Fe cholla : Cylindropuntia viridiflora

• Apr 1

  APRIL : Blue Mist spirea : Caryopteris x clandonensis and its cultivars

• Mar 1

  MARCH : Golden rain tree : Koelreuteria paniculata

• Feb 1

  FEBRUARY : Trumpet vine : Campsis spp.

• Jan 1

  JANUARY : Moonflower : Datura stramonium

• Dec 1

  DECEMBER : Colorado blue spruce : Picea pungens

• Nov 1

  NOVEMBER : Poinsettia : Euphorbia pulcherrima

• Oct 1

  OCTOBER : Autumn Joy sedum : Hylotelephium telephium ‘Autumn Joy’ (synonym Sedum x ‘Autumn Joy’)