06/19/2026
Amorphophallus konjac 'Shattered Glass'.
UC Davis Botanical Conservatory
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06/11/2026
A big thank you to Jun!
Jun received a special opportunity to become our Plant Sale Intern this year. With having amazing plant knowledge, Jun propagated so much plant material for our past plant sale (April 25th), along with our upcoming one in Fall.
If you were one of the lucky ones that bought Pseudolithos, Dorstenia, Euphorbia, Adenium, or another succlents, then Jun played a big part getting this plant material ready!
Thanks again Jun! We wish you all the best!
06/11/2026
Today is Anna's last day as a student worker after 5 years!
Anna was our carnivorous plant specialist, cared for our Begonia collection, and helped with tours, to even general maintenance. In addition, Anna built our new planters and the huge epiphyte tree, along with setting up our palludarium! Moreover, Anna has done all of our artwork for our murals.
We wish you the best, Anna!!!
2nd picture: Elice, Anna, Ryan, and Marlene.
Check out her art business Shroomin Dudes
06/10/2026
Welwitschia mirabilis growth in 77 years.
Even with great cultivation, genetics always plays a part!
06/09/2026
Pseudolithos migiurtinus.
Flowers emit a strong foul odor which attract carrion pollinators like small flies!
This succlent species is native to Somalia.
06/06/2026
Thanks for visiting, Tylor and Alba!
Marlene and Ryan showed them both around the greenhouses, especially showing them our crazy Welwitschia collection!
Enjoy your Welwitschia seedling!
06/02/2026
Pseudolithos mccoyi.
This small succlent species is native to Oman.
06/01/2026
Edithcolea grandis.
This succlent species is native to the African Great Lakes region, the Horn of Africa, and Yemen.
05/31/2026
Stapelia gigantea.
This succlent species is native to South Africa.
05/30/2026
Dimorphorchis rossii.
This extremely rare orchid species is native to Borneo and produces two distinct flower forms on the same inflorescence, with male and female flowers differing in appearance.
It can take 8-10+ years to have its first bloom from seedling.
This is a must see for orchid lovers. Check it out Monday!
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1 Shields Avenue, Kleiber Hall Dr
Davis, CA
95616
Opening Hours
| Monday | 9am - 4pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 4pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 4pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 4pm |
| Friday | 9am - 4pm |