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Mission Statement The mission of the Ruth Bancroft Garden, Inc. is to preserve this exceptional example of garden design and to continue to develop its collection of water-conserving plants for the education and enjoyment of the public. |
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The Ruth Bancroft Garden would like to recognize the following grant funders: The Quest Foundation for funding our Education Coordinator’s position The Mervyn L. Brenner Foundation for funding our directional signs The California Horticultural Society for funding towards our restoration projects The Bonita Garden Club for funding restoration and education projects
The Stanley Smith Horticultural Trust for funding our nursery renovation
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succulent leaves, and most of these come from Mexico. A good example is Echeveria derenbergii, native to northern Oaxaca and just across the border in southeastern Puebla. This small clumping species has been popular as a cultivated plant since its discovery in the 1920’s, used in pots, planter boxes, rock gardens and plantings of succulents.
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