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Nina Sazevich LocationVisit us at the southeast corner of Golden Gate Park. The main entrance is at 9th Ave. at Lincoln Way; additional entrance on MLK Jr. Dr. off the Music Concourse. HoursWe are open year-round, 365 days a year, starting at 9:00am. Closing time changes with the seasons. PressWelcome to San Francisco Botanical Garden's Press page. Access our media kit, high resolution downloadable images, recent press and latest press releases. Members of the press wishing to visit San Francisco Botanical Garden should contact the publicist to inquire about waived admission fees, interviews and other press considerations. To be added to SFBG's media distribution list, please email press@sfbg.org. Press ReleasesDownloadable ImagesThese images are intended for press use only. Photographers must be credited. Captions are provided and should appear as below including italics for botanical names. Click any image to view, download or print a high resolution version. California Natives: WildflowersThe following images are available for the Arthur L. Menzies Garden of California Native Plants, blooming April through mid-May. 
Eschscholzia californica (California poppy), Layia platyglossa (tidy tips), and Nemophila menziesii (baby blue eye). Photo by Don Mahoney. 
Sidalcea malviflora (checker mallow), Iris douglasiana (Douglas iris), and Limnanthes douglasii (meadow foam). Photo by Don Mahoney. 
Garden of California Native Plants. Photo by Don Mahoney. 
Fremontodendron 'Ken Taylor'. Photo by James Gaither. 
Rhododendron occidentale (western azalea). Photo by James Gaither. 
Aesculus californica (California buckeye). Photo by David Kruse-Pickler. 
Garden of California Native Plants entry. Photo by David Kruse-Pickler. 
Clarkia rubicunda (farewell to spring) and Eriogonum latifolium (buckwheat). Photo by Don Mahoney. 
Rhododendron occidentale (western azalea), and Limnanthes douglasii (meadow foam). Photo by Don Mahoney. 
Eschscholzia californica (California poppy), Layia platyglossa (tidy tips), Gilia tricolor, and Phacelia campanularia. Photo by Don Mahoney. 
Eriogonum latifolium (buckwheat), Hesperoyucca whipplei (chaparral yucca), Arctostaphylos spp. (manzanita), Festuca sp. Photo by Joanne Taylor. California Natives: Redwood GroveThe following images are available for the Redwood Grove. 
The Redwood Grove. Photo by Kathryn Rummel. 
The Redwood Grove. Photo by Kathryn Rummel. 
Petasites frigidus var. palmatus (western sweet coltsfoot). Photo by James Gaither. 
Dicentra formosa (pacific bleeding heart). Photo by James Gaither. 
Prosartes hookeri (Hooker's fairy bells). Photo by James Gaither. Recent PressA Leisurely Stroll Through the SF Botanical Garden in Golden Gate Park Beautifully blooming Magnolias at SF Botanical Garden S.F. Botanical Garden's Family Fundays Magnolias in bloom On a street where no buses burn: Where to hide from the Super Bowl Bloombastic: It's magnolia season at the SF Botanical Garden Kentfield woman reproduces her grandfather's botanical watercolors Botanical Garden celebrates magnolias A marvel of magnolias Field Trip: Bean Sprouts Family Days in Golden Gate Park San Francisco Botanical Garden Presents Free 15th Annual Summer Gardening Fair on August 4, 2012 Tips for Japanese garden design Science on the SPOT: Restoring San Francisco's Lost Manzanita 15 Months Later, Rediscovered San Francisco Plant Thrives Great Spring Plant Sales Film, Video, and Photo ProductionAll commercial film, video or photo production on Recreation and Park Department property requires a Film Permit. |