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The Pandas have arrived in the Asian Garden.  Thanks Tom Howard.  Kids will love to have their picture taken with the Mama Panda.  Several of our volunteers were the first to enjoy!   January 2021
A WONDERFUL MOTHER AND DAUGHTER RELEASED PAINTED LADY BUTTERFLYS INTO THE BUTTERFLY GARDEN THIS AUGUST (2020)  WHAT A GREAT MOM!!!!!  THANK YOU.
Tom Howard has been busy adding his creations to the gardens.  From Birds to Butterfllies, his imagination is limitless.  Thanks Tom.  Make sure to look up so you don't miss any!
New Welcome center look October 2019
Our newest addition is a Rain Curtain in the grass garden Sept. 2019.  Michele has begun our latest garden feature and it will be fantastic.  We will be adding pictures regularly so that you can see the progress.  
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​Thank you Tom, for our soldier who stands guard in the military section of the  memorial garden

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Thanks to Tom, one of our members, for the beautiful new signs to the entrance of the gardens.  They will be painted as soon as the wood can take a stain.  Great new addition.
The NATIVE PLANT GARDEN is getting a face lift.  Lots of cleaning up and new plants are being added daily.  The pond has been cleaned up and the pump is up and working.  The addition of a silk floss tree from one of our garden visitors will be a show stopper in the area.  August 2018.  Also check out the gumball fish food machine courtesy of Josh.  Have fun feeding the fish!!
Visit the cactus garden and see the great new mural at the back of the garden. 6/2018 
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Thank you Jackie for the beautiful St Francis statue
​for out Pet garden.  It looks beautiful!!  Safe travels home and see you in the fall.
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​Our newest addition is  
​ "All creatures great and small",
it is like our Memorial Garden but for our best friends and companions.

Prices for bricks: 2 lines, $80 ; 3 lines $90.
Bricks contain a graphic (cat, dog, bird, etc).

This garden is a memorial garden only, no remains will be here.
​St Frances watches over our furry friends.  April 2018



We have begun to set up our enabling garden in the Welcome Center. An enabling  garden is designed to give access to gardening for those with limited movement or disabilities.  It is a raised bed type of garden that can be used for vegetables or flowers, whatever a person who cannot get down on the ground and work.  April 2018
January 2018 - Brick Pathway, phase 3 and 4 begin.
Doug has been busy working on the train village behind the waterfall in the gardens.  Make sure to go around the back of the waterfall to check it out.  October 2017
NEW PATHWAYS ARE OUR LATEST IMPROVEMENT TO THE GARDEN.   The first section of the path is now complete from the welcome center to the rose garden.  We are planning to have a fundraiser in the fall to help with the cost of additional sections.  This is very costly and any contributions are greatly appreciated.  July 2017
Come in and enjoy the new colorful additions to the desert scape garden, thanks to Angela.
A new addition to the gardens created by garden club member and wood carver, Brian.  click here to watch the Wood Spirit being carved
Come in and enjoy the new statuary in the gardens that were donated by Rose, one of our snow bird members.  They are beautiful!!!
The Friends of Norway have donated a new tree for the gardens.  Thank you.