
San Diego Botanic Garden
San Diego Botanic Garden
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Mission
Our botanical garden in San Diego is committed to educating visitors of all ages on the science and preservation of our 37-acre urban oasis.
About
San Diego Botanic Garden (SDBG) spans 37-acres and serves as a peaceful urban oasis in the heart of Encinitas, California. In 2018/19, over 180,000 visitors enjoyed 29 uniquely-themed gardens and plant collections which provide an in-depth look into various plant families, flowers, and trees from all over the world. Gardens range from the largest bamboo collection in the U.S. to the renowned Hamilton Children's Garden. SDBG was named one of the Top 10 Botanic Gardens by USA Today and a Top 10 North American Gardens Worth Traveling For by the Canadian Garden Council and American Public Garden Association. SDBG hosts more than 4,000 diverse plant species, including hundreds of species not represented at other botanic gardens. Each year SDBG adds additional plants to its collections, and undertakes collection of seeds from threatened and endangered plants in the southwestern United States. SDBG collaborates on various conservation initiatives with the Center of Plant Conservation, Botanic Gardens Conservation International, California Plant Rescue, several state and federal agencies, San Diego County, several cities and municipalities and many other botanic gardens and research institutions. SDBG staff conducts research in collaboration with leading institutions including the Salk Institute, UC-San Diego and the Smithsonian Institution. Research efforts include pollination studies, conservation ecology, native plant evaluations, environmental education efficacy, science communications and plant improvement.
