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Visions of Paradise - Sally Robertson Garden & Studio

Bolinas, CA

The Garden Conservancy Preservation Partner Garden
Photo: Saxon Holt
The Garden Conservancy Preservation Partner Garden
Photo: Saxon Holt
The Garden Conservancy Preservation Partner Garden
Photo: Saxon Holt

About

I like to think of walking through the garden gate as entering an enchanted and magical world. As a painter, I often choose plants as inspiration for a watercolor, but I give much thought to their placement, for the garden itself is a highly orchestrated color palette.


As I mature as a gardener, shrubs and trees which give year-round structure become more and more important, and well-shaped shrubs mingle well with exuberant roses. Succulents have found their place, along with unusual specimens such as the exotic Phoenix palm from the Canary Islands, or the lovely deciduous Dawn Redwood from China. The koi pond and water garden offer an idyllic spot to linger and enjoy a reflective moment.


The garden is ever-changing, evolving year after year, and I hope that even those who have visited in the past will find new inspiration here. Visitors are also invited to the studio, where art and garden meet.

 

This garden’s estimated size is 3/4 acre.


This Garden Host reports the following Terrain Notes about the garden: There are gravel pathways that may prove difficult for those with walkers or wheelchairs.


2026 Open Day Date: Saturday, May 30

Open Day Hours: 10am–4pm

Location

Visions of Paradise - Sally Robertson Garden & Studio

Marin County

Bolinas, CA 94924

Features

  • Garden structure/sculpture
  • Photography Allowed

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Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable. Events are rain or shine.

Saturday, May 30, 2026
10 am - 4 pm
$10 - Non-Member
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