The Gardens will be open on Sunday September 5 but closed on Monday for Labor Day. Take a cue from student Anaya and enjoy your day of rest!
False alarm—termite tenting postponed! The Gardens will be open the rest of the week.
We love most insects…but the Gardens will be closed August 24-26 for termite work near the entrance. We appreciate UCR Facilities Services for making this possi...
Shout out to volunteer Emily Farrell, who used her taxonomic expertise to identify our unnamed cycads!
Big thanks to our intrepid summer volunteer Ophelia Kimber, who worked alongside Curator Janine to map, label, and produce a GIS Story Map of the Butterfly Gard...
New! UCRBG branded merchandise now available for purchase online with in person pickups! Shipping option coming soon. Visit https://gardens.UCR.edu and scroll d...
Be sure to come by on Sunday to learn more about butterflies!
We apologize for unexpected closure today! Staff are tackling erosion and drainage issues to keep you safe. Sadly, predicted rain did not continue and some were...
We are excited to launch a new series of California native plant videos on YouTube! Visit https://gardens.ucr.edu/ucrbg-california-native-plants-video-series. B...
Vandals broke in and trashed our vehicles last weekend, but who needs vehicles when we have such dedicated and fearless staff: Jorge (shown), Lois, Pam R, Janin...
Turtle Pond update! Digging is nearly finished, lost and found is growing, refilling will commence soon, then turtles and fish will be returned. Good thing Tow ...
You can find some shade and stay out of trouble too under the chaste tree, Vitex agnus-castus, in our Herb Garden 😉 #botanicgardens, #GoPublicGardens, #ucriverside
Turtle Pond update: Staff are removing ~2-3 feet of silt to increase water depth before refilling. Turtles, fish, and crawfish are in safe temporary ponds until...
What a glorious day to walk in the Gardens, maskless for the first time in 463 days. As per new UCR guidelines, face coverings are no longer required for fully ...
Our roses are roaring back after their January pruning
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