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Oracle eBusiness Suite Upgrade & Scheduled System Outage

When: Memorial Day weekend, starting Friday, May 23rd at 4 PM, ending Monday, May 26th at noon

Our Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) system will be undergoing an upgrade and will be temporarily unavailable over the Memorial Day weekend.

For all urgent facilities-related requests, please contact Work Control directly via our 24/7 hotline at extension 32281 (650-723-2281).

For questions, please contact Ken Chang @ kjhchang@stanford.edu

Arizona Garden

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Arizona Garden

The Arizona Garden is a historical garden in the process of renovation and preservation. It is located on the south side of the mausoleum off of Quarry Road between Campus Drive and Arboretum Road. The garden, also known as the Cactus Garden, was designed for Jane and Leland Stanford by landscape architect Rudolf Ulrich between 1881 and 1883. During the early years of the university, the Cactus Garden became the meeting place for many courting Stanford students.

There are many unusual plants within the garden. Selections from the Cacti family include columnar, barrel and monstrose forms. Selections of succulents include Aloes, Crassulas and rosette-forming Agaves. View a map of the garden which includes pictures of the plants.

A dedicated group of volunteers meet once a month to work in the garden. We thank all the individuals and organizations for their generous support! 

To make a donation of plants, funds or time to the restoration project, please contact Christy Smith at christy.smith@stanford.edu or telephone 650-723-7459