Summer of Color: Santa Fe Botanical Gardens by KASA.com
The summer of color is in full swing in Santa Fe, and if green is your favorite color, have we got a treat for you. The Santa Fe Botanical Garden offers native landscaping ideas, as well as an oasis in [...]
Preparing for Phase Two
March 18, 2015 As we approach the date to break ground for the second phase of the Botanical Garden at Museum Hill, the outlines of the design and construction plan are becoming (literally) visible at the end of the Kearny’s [...]
Temporary Visitors Center Lands at Garden
March 2015 Everyone is asking about the big white building that appears to have landed in the parking lot at the Garden. This is the Temporary Visitors Center and the home for the Admissions Desk and Garden Shop. In order [...]
Repost from Edible Santa Fe: “How Biodynamic Farming Spawned Organic Farming”
Original article by by Joseph Mora on February 18, 2015 How Biodynamic Farming Spawned Organic Farming, the Vanishing City of Golden Garbage, and the North American Biodynamic Conference in Santa Fe For coming on a decade now, I’ve often wondered when Biodynamic farming will [...]
Watch the Garden GLOW!
December 9, 2014 Here we are, now in our second year of GLOW! Music, Santa, fun for all ages! Listen to our latest radio ad: [ca_audio url="https://visitsfbg.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/GLOW-REVISED-FINAL-MX-2014.mp3" width="500" height="27" css_class="codeart-google-mp3-player" autoplay="false"] And check out Fran Cole's radio interview with Honey [...]
Do your holiday shopping at the Garden!!
November 21, 2014 We are happy to announce we have moved into a temporary Visitors’ Center located at the entrance to the Botanical Garden at Museum Hill. Admissions and a new gift shop will be located in this building allowing [...]
Video: Building an Inexpensive Erosion Control Dam
September 27, 2014 Watch this video to learn a technique to prevent erosion:
Brand Spankin’ New Penstemons are Here!
10 July 2014 By: Ryan Lloyd Today seven new species of penstemon were added to the garden's existing collection. Penstemon abietinus, Penstemon linarioides, Penstemon linarioides subsp. coloradoensis SILVERTON, Penstemon alpinus, Penstemon jamesii, Penstemon pseudospectabilis and Penstemon thompsoniae subsp. jaegeri were all planted in various [...]
New Plants in the Database!
Tuesday, June 10th, 2014 By: Meredith Yue The Ortiz Mountains Educational Preserve offers a variety of flora that has yet to be identified. From a recent plant walk in the mountains (May 31st) we were able to identify a handful of [...]
What’s blooming today?
Tuesday, June 3, 2014 By: Meredith Yue Many plants from the first what's in bloom post are still in bloom but a handful of new plants have started flowering. Despite the high temperatures, the plants are adding a variety of [...]
Scan and Learn: Technology in the Garden
Friday May 30, 2014 QR Code of Agave parryi By: Meredith Yue QR Codes are becoming a popular trend in the world of technology. They are a certain type of bar-code that gives information to the item in [...]
