January 14, 2022 Grab your walking shoes, a sun hat, and stop by! We are again offering regularly scheduled Public Garden Tours providing a family-friendly introduction to the Santa Fe Botanical Garden. Topics may vary depending on the guide, though [...]

December 23, 2021 By Linda Churchill Maybe we can’t water everything. As I drive in and around Santa Fe, through the foothills of my beloved Tesuque and down Old Santa Fe Highway on the southeast side, across the mesas northwest [...]

December 20, 2021 By Lyndsey Slavik Having graduated college majoring in conservation biology in April and moved to Santa Fe in July of 2021, I saw the application for being a part of the New Mexico Youth Conservation Corps (NMYCC) for the [...]

December 4, 2021 To the Santa Fe Botanical Garden community, As most of you are aware, the Garden has managed the Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve (the “Wetland Preserve”) since 1993 under consecutive leases from the property's owner, El Rancho de [...]

The Garden's Adobe Mud Ovens Rise from the Ashes Large horno | Nov. 10, 2021 Both of the Garden’s hornos — the beehive-shaped adobe clay outdoor ovens that are ubiquitous throughout northern New Mexico — have been rebuilt after storm damage [...]

November 1, 2021 Later this month, visitors to the Garden will begin to see a lot of activity in the Piñon-Juniper Woodland (PJW). The Garden has contracted with Watershed Artisans to establish rock-lined meandering waterways, including Zuni bowls, to capture water [...]

October 8, 2021 Our staff truly love gardens and they love talking about them. Plant People in Plant Places is a podcast hosted by Mae Lin Plummer and recently she interviewed SFBG staff, Cristina Salvador and Linda Churchill. "Your heart will [...]

September 29, 2021 As the season changes and harvest begins to slow down, our middle and high school interns are beginning to collect seeds for next year's plantings and to donate to Santa Fe Seed Stewards Project. Interns collecting [...]

September 22, 2021 Look for blue, green, white, or orange flags in four areas of the garden, to discover which native plants have been added to our plant collection on Museum Hill. Volunteer Pollinator Trail teams will be watching, watering, [...]

September 12, 2021 The Northern New Mexico Master Naturalist Program trains individuals to become stewards of New Mexico’s natural environment, resources, and heritage. This is done through a combination of classroom and field instruction and volunteer work. This year's course [...]