Address: 1201 N Galvin Pkwy, Phoenix, AZ 85008, USA
Phone: +14809411225
Sunday: 7AM–8PM
Monday: 7AM–8PM
Tuesday: 7AM–8PM
Wednesday: 7AM–8PM
Thursday: 6AM–8PM
Friday: 6AM–8PM
Saturday: 6AM–8PM
andrew coburn
Absolutely Amazing! We had such a great time at the botanical gardens. Since being from Ohio, it felt like we were on an alien planet with all the unique plants and environment. The garden was a great way to see the variety of plants and learn about the ecosystem of the desert. On top of the standard botanical garden delivery, there are Chihuly glass sculptures nestled into the gardens. My crew spent over two hours walking the grounds. Our experience matched the value of the price of admission.
Rayna Dennis
Such a wonderful visit! I probably haven't been here in 30 years. I'm so glad I was given the opportunity to go with the family. We had such a lovely time. Perfect weather and sunset. Many great photos. It was great to bring my son, who is the same age I was the last time I came. Everyone really enjoyed the Chihuly exhibit. We came right before sunset so we could enjoy it both in the sunlight and lit up after dark.
Evan Ivaldi
It's a botanical garden - not sure what else to explain. There's rocks, there's about a million cacti/flowers/shrubs, and there's plenty of interesting, beautiful, and frightening stuff in between it all. The garden is maintained to a very high standard, it's all clean, has plenty of amenities for those who need them, and has an attached dining establishment (Gertrude's) that's quite nice as well! The membership is worth it if you enjoy exploring at a slower pace or revisiting for the tranquility of it all. We usually go a few times a year and enjoy taking family and friends to visit for the first time.
dawn pratt
This garden is always incredible and I go quite often! Right now Chihuly glass is on display and it’s a must see! You have to book a time on their website, we went at 5:30 and got to see the glass right before the sun went down and stayed until seven while the glass was all lit up! It’s gorgeous either way! I think the glass is there until June, it would be neat to combine the blooming cactus in April or May with the glass so I will definitely go back a second, third and fourth time! Just gorgeous! The walking paths are easy and accessible to wheelchairs and there are benches to sit on if you need a break. They have a butterfly garden around the same time that the cactus will be blooming that is definitely worth seeing! And the gift shop is full of gorgeous jewelry, plants, books, clothing and pottery that I just can’t get enough of!
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If you live in the Valley, getting the memberships are the way to get the best out of the gardens. Memberships have various levels & they come with perks. Even the lowest allows a member to bring a friend in for free, and you get a number of free entry passes to give to friends. So, it is worth it, & it helps sustain the Garden.
Yes and you can refill them at drinking fountains for bottles.
Best to call the Botanical Gardens if you are planning to reserve a space for a special event. However, anyone can take photos of anything, (plants, people, sunsets, landscapes, art, lizards, rabbits, butterflies, snakes, quail, owls, hummingbirds, tortoisi, cactus wrens, -anything), all over the Garden. If the quincenera is taking place at the Garden, your employer for the photos should pay your entrance fee as a courtesy. If they don't, bill him.
February has great temperatures all day, I personally think the mornings are freezing, but I am use to the heat. Nights are very pretty here. The gardens will mostly not be in full bloom yet though.
For the most part there is a paved walkway. There are some gravel paths that may make a wagon more difficult to use.
Afraid I can be of no assistance in this area. Suggest giving them a call or check website.
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