Sonoma Valley’s Quarryhill Botanical Garden in Glen Ellen is offering a Garden Walks Series tied to the flowering cycles of wild Asian flora. The sequence of walks has been carefully scheduled so participants can experience rare wild plants in full bloom.
Each walk will highlight the energy of the season, from the ancient grace of the magnolias in early spring, to the exuberant and fragrant roses and colorful lilies that bloom as spring and summer unfold.
The walks will be led by Quarryhill Docent Kathleen Aspenns who is also a certified Flower Essence Practitioner. She will share the history, lore, botanical knowledge, and the healing gifts of the flowers during your stroll in the garden.
The Garden Walks Series begins Saturday, March 17 from 10 a.m. to noon, and continues April 28, June 9 and July 21. Click here to register in advance. The fee for each walk is the $12 general admission to the Garden ($10 members), payable at the Visitor Center the day of the walk.
Quarryhill Botanical Garden is famed for its vast collection of plants from East Asia, set in a secluded garden of tranquil ponds, gently rolling paths and scenic vistas.
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