May has brought a lot of rain, so that means June will bring a lot of blooms! Come see the bright colors take over the garden!
The larger white flowers you see are actually sterile, but are thought to help in attracting pollinators.
This little cutie is an endemic to central California. It can be seen in the Water Conservation Garden.
This shrub near the entrance to the Garden has masses of flowers!
The stem of this beauty exudes a yellow latex. The plant is being studied for possible application in cancer treatment.
This sea of pink flowers can be seen in the Rose Garden.
As it's name suggests, this bush will bring the butterflies to your yard. You can see it in the Water Conservation Garden and along the Floral Walk.
Both the common name and specific epithet (macrorrhizum) of this plant are named for its thick roots, that are actually underground rhizomes.
Come discover what June has to offer at the Garden!
Also, Nature Connects is at the Garden! Garden plus Legos! You don't want to miss it!