Rose Garden — Attraction in San Marino

Interpretive sign inscription: Queensland Kauri. This Australian tree is a true conifer, even though its broad leaves do not resemble those of more familiar conifers such as pines. Look high up for its large cones. The tree was planted in 1890 near the home of the J. De Barth Shorb family, the former owners of the Huntington property. It was moved to its present location in 1908 to make way for construction of the Huntington mansion. On Sept. 24, 2021, the tree was measured at 112 feet tall with a 27-foot-6-inch average crown spread and 235-inch trunk circumference, earning it a designation as a California Big Tree. (The nearby flagpole is...

In August, The Huntington's Rose Garden is a captivating burst of color and fragrance. Thousands of roses in various hues create a mesmerizing tapestry. The well-structured design, featuring charming pergolas and winding pathways, offers a romantic setting for summer strolls. Whether you're a rose aficionado or simply seeking a serene escape, August at The Huntington's Rose Garden is a sensory delight. It's the perfect time to immerse yourself in the beauty of these blossoms, surrounded by lush greenery, making it a memorable summer experience. Don't miss the seasonal splendor...

A garden won’t be completed if there’s only trees and no flowers, so here are a whole garden dedicated to Roses. You can find all kinds of roses here.

It was unfortunate that the time we visited passed the bloom of these roses. Some of them has started wilting, but many were still...