Fair Oaks Park, 8100 Temple Park Rd., Fair Oaks, CA 95628 Contact: Chuck Ingels Phone: (916) 875-6913 Open daily until dusk Read more.
Phone: (916) 277-6060 Details: 1.5-acre garden, since 1928, more than a thousand roses, new varieties added each year. Read more.
Address: 2701 L State Capitol Bldg, Sacramento, CA 95816 Phone: 916-324-0333 Details: Tree tour, rose gardens, World Peace Rose Garden, cacti & succulent garden, etc.
Phone: (916) 485-5322 Address: 8520 Fair Oaks Boulevard Carmichael, CA E-mail:info@carmichaelpark.com Hours: Open from 8 am - 7 pm Read more.
Address: 1000 Broadway, Sacramento Phone: (916) 448-0811 Gardens/Sections: Native Plant Demonstration Garden, Heritage Rose Garden, Hamilton Square Read more.
Phone: (800) 205-1223 E-mail:info@worldpeacerosegardens.org Details: "The Garden is being established to bring attention to the need of women, children and families to live in love and peace. Read more.
Address: 15th Ave & Land Park Drive, Sacramento 95814 E-mail:gardengirl@worldnet.att.net Details: Open daily, free, size is 3/4 acre, no wheelchair access
Address: 5151 F Street, Sacramento, CA 95819 Details: 60 x 100 foot oval garden in front of the hospital Read more.
Address: 6000 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95819-2605 Phone: 916-278-6011 Details: 3 acre arboretum with over 300 types of trees and flowers. Read more.
A State Site of Historical Interest, tours by reservation, "two-acre garden represents seven biomes of California, including desert and oak woodland. There is also a garden of miniature roses. Read more.
Address: Dry Creek Ranch Parkway, 6852 Dry Creek Rd., Rio Linda E-mail: Adena Kalal r.kalal@worldnet.att.net Details: "...open without charge during daylight hours...about 100 roses of all types..." Read more.
100 species of California natives that are beautiful, but increase water conservation, enhance pollinator and beneficial insect populations, and preserve the diversity of California's native plants. Read more.
Created in 2007, the garden consists of plants all native to the American River Parkway. In fact, all of the plants were harvested from seeds captured along the parkway. (916) 486-2773. Read more.
The purpose of this demonstration garden is to educate and inspire Californians about the important lessons gardens teach to students, children and people of all ages—lessons rooted in nutrition. Read more.
