Rediscovering Nature at Mission Garden

Mission Garden offers an immersive experience of Tucson's agricultural history, showcasing crops cultivated since the late 18th century. Did you know it sits near the site of the original Mission San Xavier del Bac?

Founded in 2016 by a dedicated team of local gardening enthusiasts, Mission Garden spans 2.5 acres and features traditional heirloom plants that reflect the region's cultural heritage. Architectural elements include adobe-style structures and a native plant garden, focusing on preservation through education.

Noteworthy Highlights

• 🌱 Heirloom Plants: Explore over 100 varieties of traditional crops.
• 🏺 Cultural Exhibits: Engage with hands-on displays about Native American farming techniques.
• 🌞 Community Events: Participate in workshops, plant sales, and educational tours.

With free entry, Mission Garden is accessible to tourists, families, and anyone interested in history and agriculture.