Beautiful morning out in the Garden. Come on out!  (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

Beautiful morning out in the Garden. Come on out! (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

@theshapesmusic adding another beautiful element to the Redwood Grove :) #sfbotanicalgarden #woods2wildflowers #growgiants  (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

@theshapesmusic adding another beautiful element to the Redwood Grove :) #sfbotanicalgarden #woods2wildflowers #growgiants (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

Seeing ‘Grow Giants’ sweatshirts around town is almost as sweet as the @sfgiants early success this year… Almost ;) A ‘Grow Giants’ sweatshirt would also really round out an outfit for our Acoustic Music in the Redwood Grove tonight ;) ! And a ‘Grow Giants’ sweatshirt could be yours if you help us capture the seasonal bloom in the California Native Garden by tagging your instagram photos of the Native Garden with #woods2wildflowers !   Sweatshirts available in the Garden Bookstore 10-4 everyday as well :)! Get your ‘Grow Giants’ sweatshirt somehow someway!  (at Java Beach Cafe)

Seeing ‘Grow Giants’ sweatshirts around town is almost as sweet as the @sfgiants early success this year… Almost ;) A ‘Grow Giants’ sweatshirt would also really round out an outfit for our Acoustic Music in the Redwood Grove tonight ;) ! And a ‘Grow Giants’ sweatshirt could be yours if you help us capture the seasonal bloom in the California Native Garden by tagging your instagram photos of the Native Garden with #woods2wildflowers ! Sweatshirts available in the Garden Bookstore 10-4 everyday as well :)! Get your ‘Grow Giants’ sweatshirt somehow someway! (at Java Beach Cafe)

Temperate Asia collection is not looking too bad itself… :)  (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

Temperate Asia collection is not looking too bad itself… :) (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

Doryanthes palmeri blooming like crazy in Australia collection. There are so many interesting blooms all over the garden right now. (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

Doryanthes palmeri blooming like crazy in Australia collection. There are so many interesting blooms all over the garden right now. (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

15th Annual Garden Feast in support of the Garden’s Youth Education Program is in full swing. This annual luncheon is dedicated to the children of our community. Our Youth Education program reaches over 10,000 children a year, most from San Francisco public schools and many from the City’s most underserved neighborhoods. The program is free of charge and offers a range of hands-on experiences throughout the Garden, whose plants and wildlife provide a living laboratory to learn about nature in all it’s complexity. So many thanks to our amazing sponsors and all generous attendees helping us share the wonders of nature in nature with as many children as we can! Looking forward to keynote speaker Richard Louv, Audubon Medal Recipient, and Best-Selling Author of Last Child in the Woods and The Nature Principle whose work has sparked a national debate and spawned an international movement to reconnect kids and nature. Thank you Richard! Cheers!  (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

15th Annual Garden Feast in support of the Garden’s Youth Education Program is in full swing. This annual luncheon is dedicated to the children of our community. Our Youth Education program reaches over 10,000 children a year, most from San Francisco public schools and many from the City’s most underserved neighborhoods. The program is free of charge and offers a range of hands-on experiences throughout the Garden, whose plants and wildlife provide a living laboratory to learn about nature in all it’s complexity. So many thanks to our amazing sponsors and all generous attendees helping us share the wonders of nature in nature with as many children as we can! Looking forward to keynote speaker Richard Louv, Audubon Medal Recipient, and Best-Selling Author of Last Child in the Woods and The Nature Principle whose work has sparked a national debate and spawned an international movement to reconnect kids and nature. Thank you Richard! Cheers! (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

2nd Tuesday of the month = FREE DAY in the Garden! Come one, come all - it’s a gorgeous day to enjoy these magical 55 acres with over 8000 different kinds of plants! Last entry 6pm, garden open until 7pm. πŸŒ»πŸŒΉπŸŒΊπŸŒ΅πŸ€πŸŒ΄πŸŒΈπŸ˜β˜€ (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

2nd Tuesday of the month = FREE DAY in the Garden! Come one, come all - it’s a gorgeous day to enjoy these magical 55 acres with over 8000 different kinds of plants! Last entry 6pm, garden open until 7pm. πŸŒ»πŸŒΉπŸŒΊπŸŒ΅πŸ€πŸŒ΄πŸŒΈπŸ˜β˜€ (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

Stunning blooms all over the Garden! Paeonia ‘Bartzella’ doing its thing in Temperate Asia collection.  (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

Stunning blooms all over the Garden! Paeonia ‘Bartzella’ doing its thing in Temperate Asia collection. (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

Happy Friday everyone! Come out to see the beautiful California Native Garden in bloom this weekend! Tag your photos of the native garden with #woods2wildflowers for a chance to win a ‘Grow Giants!’ hooded sweatshirt :)  (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

Happy Friday everyone! Come out to see the beautiful California Native Garden in bloom this weekend! Tag your photos of the native garden with #woods2wildflowers for a chance to win a ‘Grow Giants!’ hooded sweatshirt :) (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

Good people, the gorgeous, seasonal bloom in the California Native Garden will not last forever and is looking very nice NOW. Get out here to enjoy. Make it happen. Rhododendron occidentale still looking and smelling amazing but not for much longer… #woods2wildflowers  (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

Good people, the gorgeous, seasonal bloom in the California Native Garden will not last forever and is looking very nice NOW. Get out here to enjoy. Make it happen. Rhododendron occidentale still looking and smelling amazing but not for much longer… #woods2wildflowers (at San Francisco Botanical Garden)

The haps at the San Francisco Botanical Garden