Best Arboretum Inglewood Near Me

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"It is very special to have a place like this so close to town."

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A 7.5 acre public garden, outdoor classroom, and research facility on the UCLA campus in Los Angeles, California. We promote botanical knowledge by curating collections that highlight biogeography, conservation, and natural history. The Garden seeks to inspire environmental and cultural appreciation of plants and their relationship to society through education, research, and public outreach. Our beautiful setting fosters health and tranquility for the community.

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THEODORE PAYNE NATIVE PLANT GARDEN TOUR: Manhattan Beach Botanical Garden has been chosen to be a SATURDAY participant garden on the TPF 2023 tour happening April 15-16. Go to theodorepayne.org to get tickets and see 34 beautiful CA native plant gardens throughout Los Angeles. MBBG will have docents on site to answer questions and offer FREE SEED PACKET GIVE-AWAYS. ---------->


LOOK FOR MANHATTAN BEACH BOTANICAL GARDEN on INSTAGRAM and FACEBOOK! Check our community page with frequent "MBBG Garden Beauty" posts!


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MBBG IS A NON-PROFIT, all volunteer-run organization and needs your support!


Our annual membership drive is May/June but you can join and support the garden at any time. Click the link below to learn more.


Sow in fall for spring flowers and/or spring for summer flowers


* Either gently rake or lightly walk over area to imbed seeds.

Located in Polliwog Park off Peck Avenue. 1236 N. Peck Avenue, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 Click map


Parking – on the street -Peck Avenue, or in the lot at North end of Peck Avenue.


The garden's picnic table can be used on a first-come-first-serve basis for up to 2 hours.

Sorry, the garden cannot be reserved for weddings or birthday parties.

To reserve the gazebos right outside the garden in Polliwog Park write to:

MBBG is a ⅔ acre demonstration garden. Use it as a guide to planting an

Conserve water. Eliminate the need for fertilizers and pesticides. Attract birds and butterflies.


MBBG is also a resource for residents wishing to learn simple gardening practices that address ways to reduce water use, ocean pollution, energy use and species decline.

Volunteer time to learn while maintaining the garden is on a drop-in basis