Best places: Gardens in Chula Vista, United States

Rose garden & wedding locale showcasing more than 100 varieties, with peak bloom in April & May.

Large botanical garden with vistas & four miles of trails featuring flowering trees, palms & bamboo.

Landscaped garden with a gazebo & Moorish tiles, inspired by the Alcazar Castle gardens in Spain.

Balboa Park's Japanese gardens have koi ponds, bonsai trees, garden tours & more.

👍👍 What a beautiful place if only I had more time to explore it. I came here to attend a wedding and we barely even touched the surface. There was a butterfly dome we missed but the ceremony and reception was beautiful! It got a little chilly in the evening but manageable with a pullover. The garden ha...

👍 It was a great visit. My fiance and I went there for the Vincent van Gogh exhibit. It was not disappointing. Parking outside was a little difficult. It cost $10 to get in the parking lot and it took 20 minutes to find a parking space. Good thing we found a part close by because it was pouring down r...

👍👍 The artist has a wonderful imagination.. Love this owner's garden

👍👍 I love this place

👍👍 Beautiful garden. Would love to see this place when the butterflies are around.

👍👍 Amazing display of painted rocks from all over the globe and so many different expressions. Love how well taken care the garden is. The rocks appear to be glazed and maintained well. Great meditative walk

👍 I thought it was pretty cool. There's a large variety of different cacti with some succulents mixed in. Side note: All cacti are succulents but not all succulents are cacti. The garden is hidden behind the Balboa Park Club which is a very grand, beige, clay pueblo-like structure. We walked through...

👍👍 This is a hidden gem in south san diego. This area offers a great variety of trail heads, parks, ponds,hills and different views north and south of the border. The terrain is ideal for horse riding, hiking and mountain biking. Bird watching. + + All trails leading westbound end up on the pacific oc...

👍👍 Get your hands dirty and learn about raising food. It's a fundamental right and this is a friendly and informative way to be a part of the gardening enthusiast community. Project New Village has big plans for the future here, so get involved.