The Botanical Buzz podcast is a project of the San Francisco Botanical Garden located in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. Our podcasts are produced twice each month and include topics such as horticulture, biodiversity, drought tolerant plants, birds and insects, gardening with children, photography, art and books on gardening. Whether you live in San Francisco, visit from time to time, or just want tonbsp;learn more about the world of gardening, we guarantee you will findnbsp;engaging, interesting and inspiring stories from Botanical Buzz.
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The Botanical Buzz podcast is a project of the San Francisco Botanical Garden located in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. Our podcasts are produced twice each month and include topics such as horticulture, biodiversity, drought tolerant plants, birds and insects, gardening with children, photography, art and books on gardening. Whether you live in San Francisco, visit from time to time, or just want tonbsp;learn more about the world of gardening, we guarantee you will findnbsp;engaging, interesting and inspiring stories from Botanical Buzz.
Designers from around the world took part in the Gondwana Circle Design Competition at the San Franicisco Botanical Garden. On this report, Michael Overby and Emma Fuller, winners of the competition, share their ideas about the project.
Fog is indispensible for the redwoods because it helps the trees meet their water needs. Learn more from Mia Monroe, Site Supervisor at Muir Woods National Monument. (Our Redwood Trail Walking Tour guided by Mia Monroe is now available)
Lifelong learning is the cornerstone of the San Francisco Botanical Garden's educational philosophy. Our guest is SFBG Executive Director Michael McKechnie.
Learn at the SFGB
You can find out how easy it is to grow your own vegetables in San Francisco by visiting our new demonstration garden. Learn more from Jay Estey, Membership Manager at the San Francisco Botanical Garden.
Printable Map of the San Francisco Botanical Garden (the demonstration garden is located just behind the garden bookstore near the main gate)
The San Francisco Botanical Garden is sponsoring an open, one-stage, international competition to select a design for the Gondwana Circle. Learn all about the Gondwana Circle Design Competition from Bill Liskamm, the competition adviser.
Walk into this garden with your imagination turned on, says our guest Nan Crystal Arens, professor of geoscience at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in New York and adviser for the ancient plant garden's renovation, and remember that the plants in this garden are the fabulous survivors!
Printable Map of the San Francisco Botanical Garden
A wide selection of fuchsias can ben found throughout the San Francisco Botanical Garden. Learn all about them from Lisa Roberts, nursery volunteer and docent.
Printable Map of the San Francisco Botanical Garden
Education Coordinator Kitty Fisher talks about the many opportunities to learn about gardening at the San Francisco Botanical Garden. Check out our horticultural and botany classes, tours, talks and events!
11th Annual Summer Gardening Fair (8/1)
Day Trip with Glenn Keator to Pt. Reyes National Seashore (8/1)
Moonviewing walk (9/4) Calendar of Events
The Botanical Buzz podcast is a project of the San Francisco Botanical Garden located in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. Our podcasts are produced twice each month and include topics such as horticulture, biodiversity, drought tolerant plants, birds and insects, gardening with children, photography, art and books on gardening. Whether you live in San Francisco, visit from time to time, or just want tonbsp;learn more about the world of gardening, we guarantee you will findnbsp;engaging, interesting and inspiring stories from Botanical Buzz.
