The Huntington Gardens
San Marino

Arboreta or botanical gardens are educational or scientific institutions having a collection of labeled growing plants,arranged systematically, with trained personnel to fulfill their purposes and objectives. California, with its diversity of climate and topography, has a very large number of botanical gardens. CGCI keeps an up-to-date list of unique and interesting gardens in California, both public and private, that are accessible for viewing.

Click here to view the list.
Please inform CGCI about new gardens or corrections & additions.

Co-Chairmen: Harriet Behrens
27671 Via Turina
Mission Viejo, 92692-2008
HEBDesigns@cox.net

Alexis Slafer
6111 S. Kings Road
Los Angeles, 90056-1630
ASlafer@unex.ucla.edu

Memorial Gardens, Groves and Plantings

A memorial garden or planting commemorates and preserves the memory of a person(s), an event or historical date. It may be located on public grounds - e.g., hospitals, libraries, parks, etc. - or private grounds that are open to the public. Memorial gardens may be sponsored by a club, a group of clubs or a district and are registered with National Garden Clubs.

Janet Eyre
27163 Anderson Street
Boron, 93516-1603
760-762-6555
David_Eyre@mail.com

For a form to list a memorial garden of planting.
Click here to download a copy of the form.
Click here to view a list of memorial gardens.