Each year more than 250,000 visitors come to appreciate the natural beauty and uniqueness of the desert plants. Species from the Sonoran Desert are a major feature of this garden.
Spring is a great time to visit when vibrant wild flowers are arranged to create a delightful display. Take ethno-botanical walking trail that wanders through the ground. Learn how these plants were a part of the Native American tribal life. Apart from their beauty they served other purposes such as medicine and food.
Nearest decent place to eat, T.Cook's (602-808-0766) is three miles away. Here you can enjoy Mediterranean-inspired dishes like sautéed Maine lobster with tortellini and asparagus in an elegant setting of a 1920s era mansion. From here, go over to the Merc Bar, 2525 E. Camelback Road, Camelback Esplanade, where the crowd is lush and the ambiance trendy.
Address:
1201 N Galvin Pkwy,
Phoenix, AZ 85008-3490
Tel: (480) 941-1225
Hours:
Call to confirm hours
Admission:
Adult $10
Senior $9
Student (13-18) $5
Child (3-12) $4
URL: http://www.dbg.org