the Two RV Gypsies on the Native Trail and the Undersea Succulent Garden

at The Native Trail and Underseas Garden at the San Diego Botanical Garden.


The Native Trail was a short walk to the Kumeyaay (Koo-me-eye) homesite where the two RV Gypsies learned about native plants used by the Kumeyaay, the area's earliest inhabitants.


Below: At the end of the trail the two RV Gypsies came upon a quiet "pond" known as the Undersea Succulent Garden.




Below: A newly donated Tree Grape

Below: Inside the building: One of two beautiful stained glass windows.

Below: More beautiful art on the outside of the building.

This is a big, beautiful, wonderful area, and the two RV Gypsies took so many pictures that the gardens had to be divided up into sections which will allow photos to load faster, and give viewers the opportunity to view areas in any order they choose.
Art sculptures and mariachi topiaries	Bamboos and Trees
Children's Areas	Flowers
Native trail and Underseas Garden (this page)	Overlook
Rainforest, ponds, and waterfalls

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