Discover Stockton Beautiful’s past projects, from public gardens and water-wise landscaping to tree planting and neighborhood recognition. Follow each link to explore the project’s story.
Completed in 2019 with the Downtown Stockton Alliance, this median renovation introduced water-wise plants and efficient irrigation between El Dorado and San Joaquin streets.
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Completed in 2024, this renewal brought new roses, restored columns and arbors, upgraded irrigation, new signage, and fresh lawn to the Victory Park garden.
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Discover the rose varieties in the Gerry Dunlap Rose Garden and explore the downloadable guide to its collection.
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An effort to grow Stockton’s native oak population through small groves and trees grown from acorns for homeowners, schools, and parks.
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Designed and built by Stockton Beautiful and dedicated in 2007, this public garden beside the Haggin Museum honors co-founder Gerry Dunlap.
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Rose plantings along local freeway entry and exit ramps, supported by Stockton Beautiful’s funding and advocacy with Caltrans.
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A neighborhood recognition program honoring homeowners who take special care of their homes and yards and contribute to community pride.
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A refreshed library entry courtyard featuring drought-tolerant plants, retained mature specimens, and efficient subsurface irrigation.
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Stockton Beautiful funded the replacement of two dozen missing or failing ballpark trees and helped repair lighting for the new Arapaho crape myrtles.
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A redesigned planter and drip irrigation system in front of the Haggin Museum, dedicated in 2021 in honor of retired curator and CEO Tod Ruhstaller.
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