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February 2024 by Arry Murphey
It was fun to pop in and see the flowers and watch the crop dusters land. The art work is whimsical and fun and it was a nice stop on my walk by the olive trees. Don't be alarmed if you hear the pigs from the nearby pig barns, they make a lot of noise when they are being fed so if you don't recognize the sound, you might think that there was something else going on. Worth a side trip...and everyone loves bees.
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February 2024 by Ben Park
Quant little paradise for bees. Even in the winter, the bees were busy. The road here is lined with beautiful olive trees.
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May 2023 by A. Peacock
A place of learning for bee geeks. Peaceful and beautiful corner of Davis.
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April 2023 by Trish Blair
Beautiful plants. Great education about our bee friends! Pleasant afternoon outing.
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April 2023 by Natalia Mij
Very cute garden with a large variety of vegetation that bees enjoy ?
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October 2022 by Iain Galloway
Fun and unusual park?/museum? Outdoors showing a variety of plants and bushes that support bees. It was quiet when we visited, and very relaxing. Also saw partridges and lizards. Not a large place. Easy to visit.
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October 2021 by Sophia Griffin
Lovely sculpture! Very cute and small garden. Very charming and I loved it
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October 2021 by Gabriel Barron
Very beautiful place for the bees. Very educational
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September 2021 by juan rosales
Nice hidden place in Davis. Small flower and vegetable garden. Lots off bees. Beautiful!
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August 2021 by Miguel Berna Inzua
Great trip for a short visit. Lots of useful information on the plants and the bee pollinators.
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August 2021 by Ann Elizabeth
It was cool but not very exciting! A pretty place with lots of cool plants and buzzing bees. Go early in the morning to beat the heat!
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July 2021 by Eric
Nice quick stop to learn about different types of bees. Free.
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July 2021 by Amanda Geiger
Wonderful small garden. Gave us several ideas for ours.
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July 2021 by Helene S.
Interested in attracting bees to your garden? The Haagen-Dazs Honey Bee Haven at UC Davis is a great resource. The garden is buzzing with activity. Bees, butterflies, and birds fly throughout the flowers. It is a really unique outdoor living museum where you can see the bees living and flying to help pollinate the beautifully landscaped colorful garden. It was really fascinating and a bit mesmerizing watching so many bees. Why are bees important? Bees are responsible for pollinating about a third of the fruits, vegetables and nuts that we eat. They also pollinate wild plants that is key nutrition for many animals in nature. And, of course, no bees, no honey. Unfortunately, many bee species are in decline. How to help? Plant a colorful garden. Fill it with flowers, herbs and vegetables. Bees like Russian sage, sunflowers, coneflowers and rosemary, to name a few favorites. Add a bee house to your backyard. Or make a donation to a bee research center. Near UC Davis? Take a tour to learn more about this beautiful Honey Bee Haven and garden. The haven is open daily. Or follow virtually for more fun facts and tips on how to create your own backyard honey bee haven.
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June 2021 by Suraj Kota
Educational, peaceful placeconfusing directions to parking
