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Gardening in the desert southwest presents its own set of challenges and rewards. But at the Desert Botanical Garden, you’ll find expert staff, sound advice and the answers to all your desert landscaping questions with our one-stop resource designed to help and support you. Here, you’ll find everything you need from our gardening and horticulture specialists who are dedicated to:


Keep your desert landscaping looking healthy and vibrant all year long with resources from the Garden:

Gardening Tips from the Experts


Plant Hotline

Call our plant hotline at 480 481.8120 Monday – Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., to get immediate answers for your desert landscape questions, or email us with questions.

Gardening Books

Pick up a book from the Garden Shop to keep expert advice on hand.

Desert Landscaper School

Receive in-depth training and certification in horticultural techniques and landscaping.

What's In Bloom

With approximately fifty acres under cultivation, something is always blooming at the Desert Botanical Garden.  The Garden is the premiere showplace featuring desert plants from around the world, all of which have various means of attracting pollinators (and cameras).  Flowers might be obvious and flamboyant, or less conspicuous and diminutive; open at night or during the day; common or very rare.  Visit us frequently to experience them all.

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Design for a Living World Speaker Series

In conjunction with the Design for a Living World exhibit, opening January 16, the Design for a Living World Speaker Series will begin January 25. The series includes three free lectures each highlighting a different aspect of conservation.

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