It is a very short but shady walk in front of the Glendale Library. The plants are all marked as... read more
These free informative gardens are wrapped among and around the parking lot of the Glendale... read more
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It is a very short but shady walk in front of the Glendale Library. The plants are all marked as to species, and there are benches along the way. Buit be sure to check out the sculpture garden behind the Library as well.
These free informative gardens are wrapped among and around the parking lot of the Glendale Library. If you are coming north on 59th past Olive and the Glendale Community College campus, you will see the Glendale Library on the west (left) side. If you reach...More
Here's the thing: this little garden area (2 trails, the Cactus Trail and the Tree Trail, each walkable in 5 minutes with typical kid-level interest and in 15 minutes with adult gardener-level interest) fits it's purpose really well. If you want to see a nice...More
There are other trails by the library that may be more interesting for your children or grandchildren. For those who can only walk a very short distance, this trail would be ideal.
Simply a short self-guided walk on a trail around the parking lot. Don't go out of your way for this!
The brochure stated approximately 1,000 trees, shrubs, cacti and more. We saw plenty of trees but we couldn't find any cacti or more! There were some buildings that were part of the old farm with information stating what it was used for. If there are...More
For visitors and locals alike, it sure makes sense to view and get a better understanding of the life around us - this is the place!
The Xeriscape is around the Glendale Brown Street Library, next door to Sahuaro Ranch Park. I like to look at the different names of the plants that grow here in Phoenix. The signs need to be replaced as they are now sun faded. As with...More
I enjoyed the descriptions of the plants and seeing what they had. It was convenient as I was going to the library and stopped to see what the plant life was all about.
Tour guide was excellent and I got some great ideas for my yard in Las Vegas.There is a lot more to this place than you might think.
