Desert Botanical Garden: The Exceptional Emory Oak and its Acorns
This enigmatic oak and acorn may very well be the namesake for Arizona. Today, they are still the spiritual food of the Apache and are a main commercial wild food...
This enigmatic oak and acorn may very well be the namesake for Arizona. Today, they are still the spiritual food of the Apache and are a main commercial wild food...
New this summer! Twelve light installations now on view at Garden After Dark throughout the Garden trails. This brand-new shimmering display creates a playful break from the summer heat with cooling colors and designs inspired by the monsoon season. All Ages
Discover the magic of flashlight nights As the sun sets, the desert transforms—revealing new sights, sounds and surprises after dark. Wander the trails with a flashlight in hand, gaze at...
New this summer! Twelve light installations now on view at Garden After Dark throughout the Garden trails. This brand-new shimmering display creates a playful break from the summer heat with cooling colors and designs inspired by the monsoon season. All Ages
New this summer! Twelve light installations now on view at Garden After Dark throughout the Garden trails. This brand-new shimmering display creates a playful break from the summer heat with cooling colors and designs inspired by the monsoon season. All Ages
Is an owl a raptor? What kinds of nests do they build? What do they eat? In addition to a few cultural references to owls, explore the unique and wondrous anatomical features of an owl and describe five common owls found in Arizona. Instructed by Kathe Anderson. Garden admission included with class purchase. Ages 18+