Living Collections Cared For
Dedicated horticulture support keeps rare and regional plantings healthy year-round.
Support conservation, discover seasonal beauty, and plan a meaningful day in the garden community.
Dedicated horticulture support keeps rare and regional plantings healthy year-round.
Hands-on classes and guided walks connect families, students, and lifelong learners to plants.
Blooms, cultural events, and rotating programs give each visit a fresh reason to return.
Members, volunteers, and neighbors gather here to care for beauty and belonging together.
Program highlights
Discover practical pathways to learn, participate, and support the plants and people that keep San Francisco’s public garden thriving.
Explore programsHands-on classes for families, schools, and lifelong plant learners.
Guided walks, bloom weekends, and welcoming evening gatherings.
Stewardship projects protecting rare plants and local biodiversity.
Volunteer days, member circles, and neighborhood partnerships.
Community voices
From first-time visitors to longtime supporters, these stories reflect how the garden nurtures connection, learning, and everyday calm in San Francisco.
I came for a quiet afternoon and left feeling reconnected to the city and to nature. It is now my favorite place to reset each month.
Membership feels personal here. I know my support helps protect living collections and keeps this garden welcoming for families like mine.
Bringing students here turns science into something they can touch and remember. The staff and volunteers make every learning day meaningful.