Cultivate Wonder

Carnivorous Plants Pop-Up Sale

April 30–May 3

Shop a wide variety of species and beautiful hybrids.

Members early access:
Thursday, April 30, 5:00-6:00 pm

General Public:
Friday, May 1–Sunday, May 3
10:30 am–4:30 pm

Support Our Mission

Join us in protecting the future of plants. At the heart of our mission—conservation, research and education—is the Garden’s diverse and priceless plant collection. It plays a vital role as a living laboratory and as a refuge for over 10,000 kinds of plants, including many rare and endangered species. Your gift today will have an immediate impact! Together we can preserve this unique space for future generations of scientists, students and plant enthusiasts.

Garden Stories

Discover and learn more about plants, research, conservation and news on the Garden blog.

Videos/Recorded Programs

Virtual Tour through Namaqualand

Take a virtual plant expedition to South Africa with Horticulturist Ethan Fenner and Director of Collections Andrew Doran

Videos/Recorded Programs

Botanizing in Sumatra

In search of Nepenthes: Travelogue to Sumatra with Garden Horticulturists Eric Hupperts and Corina Rieder

Collection Highlights

Does Chocolate Grow On Trees?

Chocolate starts its life not as a delicious truffle or warm drink, but as the seed of a tropical fruit

Videos/Recorded Programs

Virtual Tour: Discovering the Six Parts of a Plant

Explore how plants from around the world adapt to survive in diverse environments

Host your Event at the Garden

Our Mather Redwood Grove Amphitheater and historic Julia Morgan Hall offer spectacular settings for weddings, company gatherings, and other celebrations. Learn how you can host your own special event in the Garden.