March Walking Tour - Minor Bulbs
The Origins of the Sam Mitchel Herbarium of Fungi
The Sam Mitchel Herbarium of Fungi is the largest macrofungal collection of mushrooms found along the Southern Rocky Mountains. How did this collection rise to fame? What are its origins? Let us begin
Garden Recovery After Heavy Snow Loads
There is a debate in the garden world about the best time of year to cut back the spent foliage of herbaceous perennials and grasses. If a gardener is hoping to be sustainable, and benefit pollinators
Explore the Botanical Wonders of Eastern Turkey with the Gardens
Join the Gardens for an extraordinary journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Eastern Turkey. This one-of-a-kind adventure, led by Curator of Steppe Collections Mike Bone and renowned plantsman
Adventure Awaits in South Africa this September
South Africa is bursting with life—home to an astonishing array of plants, wildlife and a thriving contemporary art scene. Experience the breathtaking beauty of the cape and witness the fusion of art
Stop and smell the flowers - for science!
From sweet and floral to skunky and funky scents, the fragrance of a flower is unique. Certain floral scents are hypothesized to attract pollinators, defend against herbivores or act as a mode of
Explore Extraordinary Orchids on February 7
Pops of purple, bursts of buttery yellow, flashes of fuchsia—orchids are bright, charismatic and just a little strange. These botanical wonders are as diverse as they are dazzling, and their vibrant
Language Without Words: Works by Ash Eliza Williams
Explore Language Without Words: Works by Ash Eliza Williams. This exhibition features 39 pieces from Williams' Communication Attempts series, where paintings are paired with small sculptures. The
Curating Play in the Deer Creek Children’s Discovery and Play Area
The Deer Creek Children’s Discovery and Play Area is not your typical playground. You will not find swings, slides or jungle gyms. However, you will be able to explore many opportunities to get
January Walking Tour – A New Year in the Boettcher Memorial Tropical Conservatory
You may have noticed that the Boettcher Memorial Tropical Conservatory was closed to the public for several months during 2024. We know it was an inconvenience for visitors, but critical changes and
Explore More This Winter with a Tour
As cold settles in and plants go dormant, you may think there's not much going on at the Gardens in winter. It's an easy mistake to make! Inside and out, Denver Botanic Gardens is hustling and
Read the Winter Issue of Inside the Gardens
It always starts out as such a good idea. A redesigned home is the fulfillment of dreams. That new raised bed vegetable garden is perfection. A few decades ago, the channelization of creeks and rivers