Where to see Flowers in Phoenix Arizona
Phoenix, Arizona is considered low desert/subtropical part of the country with mild temps and very hot growth stunting summers. Their growing season is Nov-March
USDA Gardening Zone 9-10, Sunset Zone 13
The most popular spot to see Phoenix in all its natural beauty is the Desert Botanical Gardens located up against the Papago Buttes in Phoenix bordering Tempe city limits. More Information: Phoenix Desert Botanical Garden
If you love roses, the Sahuaro Ranch Rose Garden in Glendale is a welcomed stop. Bunnies and peacocks are fun to watch as well. More Information: Sahuaro Ranch Rose Garden
Rose lovers will love visiting the Mesa Community Rose Garden, with over 5000 roses it is the largest public rose garden in the Southwest. More Information: Mesa Rose Garden
A nice retreat from downtown, the Japanese Friendship Garden has soothing waterfalls, beautiful flowering trees, koi fish and an oasis in Phoenix. More Information: Japanese Friendship Garden
Boyce Arboretum. More Information: Boyce Thompson Arboretum
Where to see Flowers in Tucson, Arizona
Tucson, Arizona is considered low desert/subtropical part of the country with mild temps and very hot growth stunting summers. Their growing season is Nov-March
USDA Gardening Zone 9-10, Sunset Zone 13
More Information: Sonoran Desert Musuem
More Information: Tucson Botanical Garden
More Information: Tohono Chul Park
More Information: Reid Park Rose Garden
Flagstaff, Arizona is considered low desert/subtropical part of the country with mild temps and very hot growth stunting summers. Their growing season is Nov-March
USDA Gardening Zone 9-10, Sunset Zone 13
More Information: Flagstaff Arboretum
View Photos from other botanical gardens
Happy Gardening!
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