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    Presidio Nursery Volunteer Program

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    (Late post) How lovely to see Scarlet as she begins to…read morebloom. Despite what people say about the smell, I honestly did not smell anything unpleasant. It was a spectacular sight to see, as she shows of her bloom, if only for a few days. The conservatory has some amazing flowers that changes every time I visit. The lily pond is my favorite area to visit. With the colorful lilies and reflections of the plants surrounding it, it truly is a nice tranquil area to ponder. Staff are always welcoming and how lucky are residents who get to enjoy this beautiful conservatory for free just by showing your ID. There's also the tranquil Aids memorial nearby, worth visiting.

    I used to go here the on the last days of school back when I was in elementary, so it always brings…read moreback good memories. It's a beautiful, historical place to bring your loved ones with to enjoy the nature together. Or you can just bring yourself and peacefully stroll and observe. There's a relaxed ambiance inside with all the sounds of nature, but turns out they're just speakers. And, in certain areas, it gets pretty warm because I mean... it is a greenhouse... so make sure you can withstand the heat. There were a lot of people hanging outside on the grass playing with their dogs or having a nice picnic. And the interior was not the only thing that was beautiful, the outside area was also a sight to see. An amazing sculpture and flowers blooming. And as a high school student in San Francisco, I just showed them my school ID and got in for free! :D It's such a fun experience and it's definitely a lifelong experience for me. If you love botany and flowers, please visit!!!

    SF Gardening Services

    SF Gardening Services

    5.0
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    Awesome! Humberto…read moreand his brother, Alejandro, did an awesome job on my backyard. Everything was pristine. Prior to their visit Humberto came over for an estimate and to get an idea of the scope of work I'd need. Quick and friendly, can't wait to see them again.

    Humberto and his brother Alejandro of SF Gardening services have taken my backyard to the next…read morelevel with their thoughtful quality detail-oriented gardening work. I first met Humberto when I opened a Yelp project ticket in January. He was not only quick to respond, (he came over within an hour, on a Sunday), he also was transparent in his pricing and had great suggestions. I could tell he knew a lot about gardening. Humberto and Alejandro came in January for the first visit, and as was right for the season, they pruned all of the bushes, weeded the mulch and stone areas, and mowed the lawn. I liked them so much that first visit we made a plan for the next visit in the spring, which happened today! Humberto brought just the stone I wanted (he knew it by name when he saw it the first time), to refresh the old stone and also brought the mulch that we had talked about- both in the perfect quantity. Today they also mowed and fertilized the grass (the right time of year for that now), cleaned up all of my pots, put new plants in huge heavy ceramic pots, replanted some outlier succulents from the stone area, and did a thoughtful cleanup all around. He advised me about "sunny plants" and "shady plants" too, which was very useful. The yard is beaming with Springtime! Humberto is busy for a good reason, so plan for that, but a shiny well thought out garden is a joy.

    Japanese Tea Garden

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    A beautiful garden for a relaxing walk. We visited on a Wednesday afternoon at the end of June. It…read moreis suitable for all ages, though some areas are a little steep and include stairs. My elderly mother needed occasional support, so that is something to keep in mind. There are plenty of benches throughout the garden, perfect for resting or simply enjoying the scenery. There is also a good amount of shade, which makes the visit more comfortable. The garden is thoughtfully designed and very well maintained. There is a small souvenir shop and a café on-site as well. I would love to return in the spring to see it in full bloom.

    I really wanted to love this place, but I left disappointed…read more The garden is well maintained and undeniably pretty. The pagoda, koi ponds, and traditional buildings make for beautiful photos, and it's a peaceful place to walk. That said, I couldn't shake the feeling that it just wasn't worth the price... Admission was $15, and I was completely through the garden in about 30 minutes without rushing. Later, I walked across the street to the San Francisco Botanical Garden, which also cost $15, and spent hours exploring. The size, variety, and overall experience weren't even comparable. I also stopped at the tea house. There was a line just to order, and while the matcha and snacks were good, they weren't exceptional. Paying over $10 for a cup of matcha felt steep, and the food didn't justify the wait or the price. I tried the matcha, dorayaki, dango, onigiri, and mochi. Everything was enjoyable, but nothing memorable enough that I'd come back for it. If you're trying to decide how to spend your time in Golden Gate Park, I'd skip the Japanese Tea Garden entirely. Instead, visit the Botanical Garden and then find one of San Francisco's many excellent Japanese cafés or bakeries for matcha and snacks. You'll get a much better experience for about the same amount of money. The Japanese Tea Garden is pretty, but for me it felt more like a quick photo stop than a destination. At $15, I expected a lot more.

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