Luther Burbank’s Gold Ridge Experiment Farm

Diane Warren

I moved here recently and I can walk to this place. It’s has lovely gardens and trees. It’s a calm place, not a place to get a big hike or run, unless I haven’t discovered it yet.

Randa Hanson

Love walking through the gardens!! My grandmother lives in the apartments nextdoor/on the grounds and it's really nice to be able to cross the driveway and walk through the orchard, there are some truly wonderful, *old* trees and plants and I love the plaques with the names and details for each one/grouping

Laura Dixon

Wonderful slice of history and lovely walking paths. Plant sales featuring Burbank plants at budget friendly prices too.

Kersten Chisti Dryden

Love it!! We visited on a Wednesday and you should too. Volunteers are there on Wednesday and they are full to the brim with knowledge, history, and contemporary happenings of Luther Burbank's farm and his life. You can visit his cottage and learn about his life. You can buy a plant they propogated from seed or buy jam they made from peaches that Luther's stone fruits trees produced. There is much history in motion here and worthwhile historical wisdom to build on. Question is, what is beautiful? And, what is practical?, and, which is more important?