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Pop(p)e Up Shop(pe)

Pop(p)e Up Shop(pe)

September 18, 2024

Phoenix-based artist Paige Poppe launched a new stunning Save the Saguaros collection available at the Garden Shop, that focuses on the urgent need to save the saguaro. Her work draws inspiration from the towering presence of these iconic desert plants and the vital...
Monarchs, Mexico, Milkweed

Monarchs, Mexico, Milkweed

September 17, 2024

Fall is an important season for butterflies at Desert Botanical Garden. As temperatures drop in North America, monarch butterflies begin a remarkable migration in search of warmer climates. Covering up to 3,000 miles, this journey is one of the most impressive...
Latin American Desert Plants at the Garden

Latin American Desert Plants at the Garden

September 19, 2023

Desert Botanical Garden is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month by highlighting a few desert plants in its collection. Apart from agaves and cactus, the Garden has many desert plants native to Latin American countries. Mexico alone has a rich diversity of agaves and...
Garden Cactus Native to Colombia

Garden Cactus Native to Colombia

September 5, 2023

Did you know out of the 4,400-plant species in the Garden collection 16 hail from Colombia and one is actually from Gertrude Webster’s personal collection. Learn more about five Colombian cactus at the Garden.  Intertwined and nestled on the ironwood tree in...
Queen of the Night in Bloom

Queen of the Night in Bloom

July 17, 2023

In its native desert Southwest range, an elusive cactus grows under creosote bushes, ironwoods and other desert shrubs. For most of the year, the twiggy-looking cactus is unrecognizable, looking like dead grey sticks.  But for one summer night, the queen arrives,...
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