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.
Lifelong learning is the cornerstone of the San Francisco Botanical Garden's educational philosophy. Our guest is SFBG Executive Director Michael McKechnie.
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Botanical Buzz
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.
