South Coast Botanic Garden

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How do I contact south coast Botanic Garden Foundation?

Learn More By submitting this form, you are consenting to receive marketing emails from: South Coast Botanic Garden Foundation, 26300 Crenshaw Blvd. , Palos Verdes Peninsula , CA, 90274, online at www.southcoastbotanicgarden.org. Phone number (424) 452-0920. ...

When did South Coast Botanic Garden start?

The first major planting at South Coast Botanic Garden took place in April 1961, with over 40,000 donated trees, shrubs and other plants. Since then, our plant collection has significantly increased to more than 200,000 plants. From an open pit mine to a sanitary landfill to a stupendous garden is the extraordinary history of South Coast Botanic Garden. ...

When is south coast botanic garden open?

We are OPEN 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Please check our temporary closures before your visit. South Coast Botanic Garden will connect ALL to the wonders of nature and create experiences that inspire stewardship and sustainability. We partner with ALTRU Ticketing to help you buy your Garden tickets quickly and securely online. Learn More ...

Are private classes allowed at South Coast Botanic Garden?

Private, unsanctioned, classes hosted by guests or members at the Garden are not permitted. All classes must be presented officially by South Coast Botanic Garden. Staff and volunteers visiting the Garden as guests should not act or represent themselves as official staff or volunteers during their visit. ...

Why is South Coast Botanic Garden worth visiting?

South Coast Botanic Garden is a year-round attraction and an ‘Inspiration Site’ for garden ideas due to its spectacular color and varied plant and wildlife. Lectures, classes, concerts, and weddings fill the calendar seven days a week. ...

Is south coast Botanic Garden a land reclamation project?

The South Coast Botanic Garden has an extraordinary history of transformation from an open pit mine to a sanitary landfill to a stupendous garden. This continuing experiment in land reclamation has drawn horticulturists from all over the world, including Prince Charles of England, to study its feasibility. ...