
The Ruth Bancroft Garden
A public 3.5-acre botanical garden in Walnut Creek, California, renowned for its extensive collection of cacti, succulents, and drought-tolerant plants.
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Catherine DavisFirst to rec“There’s always something in bloom and I just love a passion project made public. Ruth began creating her personal succulent garden in the 70s. Today there’s over 2,000 species of cacti, succulents, trees and shrubs.”
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Sondra“Who knew that there were this many succulents. Beautiful to wander, staff super friendly and helpful. The shop is dangerously enticing but every new family member is thriving.”
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