Fri. 1-6pm and Sat. 8am-12noon
Annuals, Perennials, Native Plants, Vegetables, Hanging Plants, Houseplants, Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Ground Covers
Everyone will be masked and socially distanced.
For payment options:
Reserve your tour tickets online and pick the ticket booklet up the day of the tour, Buy advance tour booklet ($15) and lunch ticket ($15) at the Garden Shop cash, check, or credit card for immediate pickup. Or buy both tour and lunch tickets at most garden nurseries and Bookworks, cash or check only. Link here for more information.
Saturday
April 10 9am – 3pm
Indoor and outdoor plants
Only the Show portion is cancelled this year.
Use the Volunteer Menu item above to sign up and help.
Dreaming of next year’s garden? We have beautiful bulbs for you to plant now and seeds to inspire your garden next year! We have an amazing selection of gardening books for sale, many ideas for Southwest gardening, foraging, or just identifying what you see on the trail. We have tools and gifts for the gardener, as well as Holiday items that have just come in such as Talavera ornaments. All purchases support the Council of Albuquerque Garden Clubs educational gardens & programs and are tax free. Hope to see you soon
Meetings are generally held on the first Monday (unless there’s a holiday) at 4:00 pm.
What we’re reading now. For details on the books below follow the “READ MORE” tag. Contact BotanicalBooksABQ@gmail.com for more information and the Zoom link.
5 April AND 3 May: The Story of Corn, Betty Fussell
Name a brick for $125 and become a permanent part of the Los Altos Gardens.
Contact Laurie Rivera at (505) 296-6020 or send an e-mail to abqgardenctr@swcp.com for more information. Form to use.
March 19, 2021: Jimmy Black, from San Antonio, TX will talk about the cacti from west Texas, the region west of the Pecos River. Nearly all of these cacti can be grown here in Albuquerque in a sunny garden, and many have great flowers. See below for more meetings
*The Cactus and Succulent Society of New Mexico meets the third Friday of most months in the Patio Room of the Garden Center. Educational and entertaining presentations usually begin at about 7:45 p.m. Visitors are welcome. Please join us to learn more about these fascinating plants, or just enjoy the beautiful pictures of plants and places many of us will never have the opportunity to visit.