Thyme, a member of the mint family, has over 400 sub-species, and has been used medicinallyfor thousands of years. For example, Ancient Egyptians used the herb for embalmment, whilethe Greeks used it predominantly as incense. Recent studies of the herb over the past several decades have demonstrated its wide range ofuses—which are quite impressive. One […]
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Rosemary, a perennial herb and member of the mint family, is an evergreen native to the Mediterranean region, often growing on the edges of coastal cliffs. Now found all over the world, rosemary is resilient, adaptable, and drought-resistant, thriving best in well-drained soil. Perhaps most revered throughout history for its ability to preserve memory, rosemary […]
Desert Broom Though considered a weed, desert broom (baccharis sarothroides), or Cascol caaco, was often used as a tonic by the Seri people; an indigenous group in the Mexican state of Sonora. Seeping the twigs of the plant could produce a rich tea, and was routinely administered to treat colds and sinus headaches. For general soreness and achy ailments, the […]
SOLD OUT ! The Queen Creek Botanical Gardens is releasing 100 limited-edition Founding Membership Engraved Paver Stones prior to opening this Fall. These limited-quantity white limestone pavers will receive priority placement, located at the entrance plaza of the Mill House at the Gardens. Engraved pavers are a perfect way to demonstrate commitment to the community […]
A new rendering video has been released showing key features of the planned design of the Queen Creek Botanical Gardens, now scheduled to open in Fall 2020. This video provides a brief virtual walk through of the gardens showing key features of the themed gardens.
As COVID-19 continues to be a concern throughout our country, many of us have paused to reevaluate our shopping, food safety and availability – especially what we grow and consume at home. To help address some of these concerns – and help you on your journey to food security – we are now offering fruit trees for online purchase.
Queen Creek Botanical Gardens today announced the Gardens will open in 2020. The design and plant selection of the 10-acre Gardens are intended to inspire and educate patrons, demonstrating how to create more sustainable, elegant home landscapes that also produce food.
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