Cassandra A.
8/24/2025
This botanical garden is so cute. Lots of lovely flowers of all kinds. They also have beautiful Native American inspired artwork and sculptures. It's a little under a mile to complete the entire...
Santa Fe Botanical Garden
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715 Camino Lejo
Santa Fe, NM 87505
The Santa Fe Botanical Garden strives to benefit all Santa Fe and New Mexico citizens, and our area's many visitors. The Botanical Garden is an independent nonprofit, not a part of the four Santa Fe state museums, with a commitment to affordable admission and providing monthly Community Days free for New Mexico residents. Our educational mission raises awareness of critical issues such as water conservation, climate change impact, and responsible gardening practices. The Gardens provides an "outdoor living room" where everyone can connect with nature, marvel at amazing plant varieties, and benefit from a place for contemplation. Visitors can relax under shading ramadas, discover a century-old red bridge, and explore the Art Trail, where changing exhibitions of sculpture will encourage return visits. With an array of native and traditional plants, awe-inspiring stone and metal work, and breathtaking vistas, the Botanical Garden is the essence of New Mexico.
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Robyn P.
6/13/2025
Rewrite please The Santa Fe Botanical Garden is a small botanical garden on 20 acres. Artwork is displayed throughout the garden, which was nice. I especially enjoyed the Orchard area, with...
Ronnie T.
8/12/2025
A truly beautiful and divine location! If you are looking for a place to both rest and relax, this is it! Surrounding yourself with lots of flowers, hummingbirds, and learning along the way! The...
Stesha C.
3/16/2025
Really enjoyed our time here. It wasn't too large, but it made for a great way to start a Sunday morning- opens at 9. Really enjoyed the sculptures scattered through the gardens. Stop by the...
Natasha A.
6/6/2025
Lovely Botanical Garden. We took a stroll in May and enjoyed it. It was nice learning about the high desert plants and how indigenous use the plants. They have a store, programs, and tours.
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