4200 Doniphan Road, El Paso, TX 79922 (915) 584-0563
El Paso Desert Botanical Garden
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The funding organizations who collaborated to build the Desert Botanical Garden.
The El Paso Desert Botanical Garden is the ideal location for your next special event - a peaceful world of beauty and wonder surrounded by breathtaking garden displays, a koi pond, a plaza with soothing fountain, amphitheater and gazebo. Youre sure to find the perfect backdrop for weddings, receptions, corporate events, meetings or private parties.
Formal Garden: Stroll through the breathtaking formal gardens that exemplify how native and adaptive plants in this garden can be adjusted to create a traditional formal garden.
Healing Garden: The plants in this garden have been chosen for their healing attributes.
Sensory and Culinary Garden: In this garden soft, sweet smelling and delicious plants, beautiful mosaics and calming water feature are meant to entice the senses.
Cactus and Succulent Garden: This garden showcase our most recognized desert plants and demonstrates how the diversity of this group can be easily adapted to a variety of gardens.
Butterfly Garden: The plants in this garden provide the necessary habitat for the growth and development of the butterfly.
Xeric Demonstration Garden: This garden promotes the principles of xeriscaping, which is landscaping for water conservation.
Childrens Garden: The childrens garden consists of the pit house maze, an archeological dig site where children can dig for artifacts as well as planting beds where children can learn about the life cycle of plants by planting and tending to their plants during the growing season.
The Keystone Wetlands located beyond the fence in the north side of the garden are one of the last remaining wetland sites that once lined the Rio Grande. The Audubon Society has observed more than 200 bird species there, including five species considered rare. Tours of the wetlands are available through the Keystone Heritage Park.