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HBGF provides updates on the progress of building a world-class botanical garden for the Northern region along with related Special Events through this website. Please email dianna@hbgf.org or call 707-442-5139 for further information.
The Humboldt Botanical Gardens Foundation was organized by a small group of Volunteers in 1991. The goal was to create an educational botanical garden in for the Northern region. From this small core of under ten people, the HBGF has grown to over 1,000 individual, family and business members. Thousands of people attend the organization's annual educational and special events. From the initial desire to have several small botanical gardens in the Humboldt Region, the vision grew to encompass the passionate belief that the area had an opportunity to develop a world-class botanical garden. This belief was based on the unique HBGF garden site, the area's climate, which is on the edge between two worlds - Mediterranean and the Pacific Marine - that allows for very diverse groups of plants to thrive, and the presence of plant species unique to the region. The
not-for-profit Humboldt Botanical Gardens Foundation was incorporated
in the State of California on January 27, 1992 as a 501(c)(3) public
benefit, charitable corporation. The HBGF's mission is to: HBGF hopes you enjoy your tour through this website and welcomes your comments, questions and interests in the Garden. To contact HBGF please click here. Your information is safe on Quik Internet:
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The construction of this site was paid for in part by a grant from the Stanley Smith Horticultural Trust.
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Meet artist/sculptor Peter Santino near completion on a four-year project: a 100-foot earthwork, a spiral ziggurat "All Happy Now." Peter was joined by family, friends and many HBGF volunteer members and supporters in bringing this part of the Garden to life!Photo: JWalsh
Aerial of Santino's earthwork by Director-at-Large, Dave Kenworthy taken from his aerial glider this spring. Please see Special Events for detials on grand opening! Photo: JWalsh
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