An after-lunchtime visit to Moorten Botanical Garden was a nice break between hikes during my recent Palm Springs visit. Established in 1938, it’s a desert lover’s cactus feast. I found their World’s First Cactarium, pictured in this gallery, to be most fascinating, and I’m pleased to know I visited a world’s first! ~SueBee
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Feb 27, 2015
[…] I found fascinating was Moorten’s Botanical Garden. I wrote about their world’s first Cactarium, and will now share scenes from their desert gardens. The afternoon was extremely pleasant, the […]
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I need to go here immediately! Great post!
Thank you! It’s a fun and interesting place!
This is cool!
Thanks, Brett! It’s a throw-back desert sight.
I visited that place few years back… Did you see the turtles?
Sure did, but they were trying to hide in the corners!
A surprising variety for a non cactus aware person like me.
Some very interesting ones, too!
Amazing cacti, never seen many of these. I was surprised to see the do not touch sign.
I thought the do not touch sign hilarious! But you know how many people see that sign, then instinctively touch!
I especially like #5, because it reminds me of the early early early episodes of Star Trek.
Ha! Could be where the Star Trek people got their inspiration!