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On the sign:
SAN FRANCISCO BOTANICAL GARDEN [Map of the garden]
WELCOME.
The San Francisco Botanical Garden is a 55-acre living museum within Golden Gate Park’s 1,017 acres. Originally laid out in the 1890’s by park supervisor John Mclaren, it officially opened to the public in 1940 after a bequest from Helene Strybing provided funds to complete it. The mild Mediterranean climate of San Francisco, which is characterized by cool dry summers and winter rainfall, provides ideal growing conditions for plants from around the world. The Garden is divided into collections comprised of plants from Mediterranean and mild-temperate climates, Cloud Forests and nymerous specialized collections. Find more information and rotating art exhibits at our horticultural library. As you enjoy this urban oasis, please follow Garden etiquette and rules.
The San Francisco Botanical Garden has more than 9,000 different types of plants from around the world.
The botanical garden was photographed on the same day by the same photographer Click for a larger image
In the next sign that was taken that day by the same photographer, one of the gates of the garden appears, as well as the logo of the garden Click for a larger image
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