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Varieties of heritage, modern and miniature roses, initially planted by more than

A joint venture of the City of San Jose, the Guadalupe River Park Conservancy,

The South Bay Heritage Rose Group, and the many dedicated civic volunteers who continue to propagate, plant, fertilize, prune, weed, catalog and care for our precious collection of roses.

We're on the list of Top Fun Things to Do in San Jose !

Hours: open seven days a week, from half an hour before dawn to half an hour after dusk.

4worldlovers: Rolling green lawns and colorful showy blooms highlight the San Jose Municipal Rose Garden, named "America's Best Rose Garden." Hardly a day passes when some species is not in full bloom, with more than 3,500 plantings and 189 varieties featured. Early May brings acres of fragrant, majestic roses at arguably their most beautiful stage. San Jose's 5 1/2–acre Municipal Rose Garden – a one-time prune orchard – is today one of the most attractive of its kind in the world, drawing thousands of visitors each year.

4worldlovers: The Guadalupe Community Garden is the newest addition to the City of San José’s Community Gardens Program. As the first community garden in California to be irrigated with recycled water, the garden addresses the Mayor’s Green Vision goal to recycle or reuse 100% of San Jose’s wastewater, and has gained renown as a demonstration site for environmentally-friendly gardening. The City of San Jose, South Bay Water Recycling, and the Guadalupe River Park Conservancy collaborated to create the Guadalupe Community Garden.

One of the plots, planted and maintained by the Santa Clara County Master Gardeners, is used for demonstration, education, and research. Gardeners share compost bins, a tool shed with tools specially labeled for use with recycled water, and a sink for washing produce. A shade structure, picnic tables, and barbecues also make it an optimal site to enjoy the gardeners’ hard work. Public restrooms are nearby in Columbus Park.

Developed by the City of San Jose, South Bay Water Recycling, and the Guadalupe River Park Conservancy

Santa Clara County Master Gardeners have been given a plot in the gardens to use for demonstration, education and research

Addresses the Mayor’s Green Vision goal to recycled or reuse 100% of our wastewater (100 million gallons a day)

Furthers the mission of Guadalupe Gardens to be a demonstration site for environmentally-friendly gardening

First community garden in California to be irrigated with recycled water

Shade structure, picnic tables, barbeque, compost bins, tool shed, and a sink for washing produce