ArcherHouse

Sybil B. Harrington Cactus and Succulent Galleries

Stardust Foundation Plaza

Stardust Foundation Plaza

Quail Run Path

Sonoran DesertNature Loop Trail

WebsterCenter

ArcherHouse

Desert Discovery Loop Trail

Nina MasonPulliam DesertResearch andHorticultureCenter

Plants & Peopleof the Sonoran Desert

Loop Trail

Maxine and Jonathan MarshallButterfly Pavilion

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BoppartCourtyard

MarleyEducationandVolunteerBuilding

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01. Introduction

02. Candelilla

03. Barrel Cactus

04. AZ Queen of the Night

05. Agave

06. Fairy Duster

07. Cardon

08. Cholla – Chain Fruit

09. Mamillaria

10. Saguaro

11. Yucca – Banana

12. Prickly Pear

13. Ocotillo

14. Senita

15. Mesquite

16. Aloe

17. Boojum

18. Creosote Bush

19. Organ Pipe

20. Palo Verde

21. Prickly Pear – Cow’s Tongue

22. Cholla – Teddy Bear

23. Creeping Devil

24. Old Man of the Andes

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You can take the acoustiguide tour in anY order and at Your own pace.

Follow the map and look on the ground for the orange audio tour symbol and number beside selected plants. If you’re taking the Family Tour, look for this symbol in the corner of the sign.

Supported by generous gifts from the Dorrance Family Foundation, SRP and the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust

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AD D I T I O N AL IN F O RMAT I O N

Please visit our website dbg.org for complete information about upcoming events, exhibits, workshops, hikes, membership, volunteer opportunities, group tours and facility rental.

The Desert Botanical Garden is a non-profit organization supported by admission fees, donations, purchases and memberships.

1201 N. Galvin Pkwy.

Phoenix, Arizona 85008

dbg.org | 480-941-1225 AudIo tour

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