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This garden has 3,000 rose bushes and 250 varieties of roses, along with breathtaking views of the San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge.
1200 Euclid Avenue, Berkeley (510) 981-5150
Spend an afternoon stopping to smell the
roses at the Berkeley Rose Garden
There are several paths to take through the 5 acre garden which contains a monumental, an authentic pagoda, a miniature waterfall, a koi-filled pond and over an acutely arched bridge.
72 Tea Garden Drive & Martin Luther King Jr Drive, San Francisco (415) 752-4227
San Francisco Bay Area Gardens
The San Francisco Bay area has several special gardens for children all ages. Some of the gardens also have special areas dedicated to children.
In Golden Gate Park, at the intersection of Bowling Green and Middle Drive East, San Francisco (415) 765-0497
San Francisco Botanical Garden
55 acres of gardens containing native plants, a moon viewing garden, cloud forests, an ancient plant garden and nature trails.
9th Avenue at Lincoln Way, San Francisco (415) 661-1316
A view from above the San Francisco
Botanical Garden
University of California Botanical Garden
The garden is located in Strawberry Canyon above the Berkeley campus overlooking the San Francisco Bay. It contains 34 acres with over 13,000 species and more than 21,000 plants from all over the world arranged by region.
Centennial Dr., Berkeley (510) 643-8999
Beautiful gardens with a playground, a stream and fountain, a labyrinth, a Carousel, an interactive museum, an Ice Skating and a Bowling Center.
It is located above the Moscone Convention Center and covers two square city blocks bounded by Mission, Folsom, Third and Fourth Streets. (415) 820-3550


This pagoda is one of the many beautiful features of the Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park.

The National AIDS Memorial Grove contains redwoods, pine trees and a fern grotto.



Water fountains at Yerba Buena Gardens
Cacti growing at the University of California Botanical Garden


The photos below are of flowers growing in San Francisco