Azaleas, camellias, and rhododendrons are adding eye-catching pops of color to the Japanese Tea Garden. They are the eye-catching magenta flowers on rounded bushes primarily at the entrance of the Japanese Tea Garden with some more sprinkled throughout.
Come by and see them for yourself along with our blooming Magnolias just across the way at the San Francisco Botanical Garden. Take full advantage of this beautiful time of year. First are cherry blossoms, then typically come azaleas in March and April and then typically in April and May come Wisteria.
Find out What’s In Bloom
Japanese Tea garden is free for SF residents with valid ID
