The Gardens are open every day, free of charge, from 8am to dusk.
June 17 – Aug 5 – Monday evenings – Yoga in the Garden.
Wednesday, June 26 – Big Idaho Potato Truck – activities for kids, 10:00-2:00.
Saturday, August 3 – Dog Daze Sale. Special Clearance Tables + 10% off in Gift Shop
December 7-8 – Holiday Open House
Welcome to the official website for the Home, Greenhouse, and Gardens where world-renowned horticulturist, Luther Burbank, lived and experimented with plants for most of his 50-year career.
This Registered National, State & City Historic Landmark is a unique urban garden located at the corner of Santa Rosa and Sonoma Avenues in Santa Rosa, California. See the map to Luther Burbank Home & Gardens.
The Carriage House Museum & Gift Shop is open and walk-in Docent-led tours are available April-October. The grounds are open daily from 8:00 a.m. to dusk year-round for self-guided tours and reserved Group and Children’s Tours.
Please note: pets are not allowed in the Gardens. Service animals only.
We invite you to join the Luther Burbank Home & Gardens Volunteer Association. You’ll meet and work with many interesting Volunteers as well as greet thousands of visitors from all over the world.
We have opportunities for Docents, Gardeners and Gift Shop Volunteers. No prior knowledge of Luther Burbank necessary – we will train!
Introductory meetings take place in January & February followed by Volunteer training Saturdays in March. The 2019 dates are Saturdays, March 2nd, 9th, 16th and (for Docents) a scheduled time on the 23rd for a practice tour. If you have a conflict for one of these dates, we can work with you to get the info.
More information, or call the office at 707-524-5445.
The Gardens are settling into their summer finery. Roses and more roses, fruit setting on the plum trees, Shasta daisies in all the corners, and the puya in bloom. View more photos…
In California, Arbor Day is celebrated on March 7th, in honor of Luther Burbank’s birthday. (In many other parts of the country it’s celebrated late in April, as being a more appropriate time, weatherwise, for planting trees.)
In fact, California celebrates Arbor Week, March 7-14. You can find more information about local activities at Arbor Week.