Anemone, Black-eyed Susan, Borage, Buttercup, Camellia, Campanula Black Prince, Canna, Catmint, Columbine, Crabapple, Cymbidium, Daffodil, Dahlia, Daisies, Dogwood, Dropwort, Forget-me-Not, Foxglove, Hibiscus, and Iris are displayed on this page.
Descanso Gardens used to be an undeveloped part of the enormous 36,000 acre Verdugo Rancho, and was purchased by E.M. Boddy in 1937. He established the Gardens, including a vast forest of Camellias in the shade of the oak forest on the land to provide blossoms for the cut-flower industry. It is now home to North America’s largest Camellia collection on 20 acres of the garden. There are also five acres of Roses, over 500 Lilacs, and numerous native plants and seasonal displays. A magnificent Garden.
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