Regional Parks Botanic Garden

The Regional Parks Botanic Garden was established on January 1, 1940. Arranged in Tilden Regional Park's delightful Wildcat Canyon in the core of the north Berkeley Hills, the garden is committed to the accumulation, development, show, and conservation of the local plants of California. The state is a huge locale of numerous flower territories, for example, seacoast feigns and seaside mountains, inside valleys, bone-dry lower regions, elevated zones, and two sorts of leave. The garden is shut New Year's Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. All examples are finished into a delightful setting, offering numerous pleasant days of investigation, unwinding, and consideration. To the understudy, the Botanic Garden offers the head Northern California scene in which to ponder the state's local plants without meandering a long way from home or quarters.