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Cucumber – Farmacy Friday

Consumption of cucumber in the summer season is considered very beneficial for your health. One [...]

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Jun
Sugarcane Juice – Farmacy Friday

Summer has come and the sugarcane juice can help us to cool down the throat [...]

20
May
Goji Berry – Farmacy Friday

Nature has given us many kinds of beneficial fruits, with the help of which we [...]

13
May
Lemongrass – Farmacy Friday

Everyone likes grass, particularly when it’s green and lush and makes you feel relaxed by just [...]

07
May
Pomegranate – Farmacy Friday

A fruit with many seeds, the pomegranate is the traditional representation of fertility and seems [...]

22
Apr
German Chamomile – Farmacy Friday

German Chamomile, or “earth apple” in Greek, is a member of the daisy family and [...]

19
Mar
Catnip – Farmacy Friday

Catnip is probably most well-known for its behavioral effect on  approximately 60% of felines who [...]

25
Feb
Cilantro – Farmacy Friday

Today’s late-winter Farmacy Friday herb is cilantro! This versatile herb is used in manydishes, from [...]

04
Feb

Limited-Edition Founding Pavers Now Available

 
We have released a limited number of our Founding Membership Engraved Paver Stones, available for purchase.
 
These limited-quantity white limestone pavers will receive priority placement, located at the entrance plaza of the Mill House at the Gardens.  
 
Purchase now

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Queen Creek Botanical Gardens
(480) 704-4100
25002 S. 206th Street
Queen Creek, AZ 85142

We are located in Queen Creek off Riggs Road, just east of Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Centre, west of Ellsworth Road.