Colorado

Vail, Colorado Betty Ford Alpine Gardens Situated high in the Rocky Mountains and in the shadow of Colorado’s Gore Range, at 8,200 ft, this is the world’s highest botanic garden. The assortment of perennial beds, rock gardens and waterfalls

Steamboat Springs, Colorado Yampa River Botanic Park See how a beautiful garden can thrive at 6,900 feet! The six-acre park features over 30 gardens. The Medicinal Herb Garden displays plants used for medicines by Native Americans and people around the world. The Summer

Littleton, Colorado The Hudson Gardens & Event Center The Gardens reflect the multitude of plants, flowers and trees and thrive in the dry Colorado climate, and include land that varies from high, dry prairie to wetlands near the river. Thirty acres of gardens are

Grand Junction, Colorado Western Colorado Botanical Gardens & Butterfly House Attractions include the Children’s Secret Garden, the “Harmony in Color” Garden, a Rose Garden, the Sensory Garden, Native Garden Cactus and Succulent Garden, and the seasonal Xeric Garden. [ info ] [ Local

Grand Junction, Colorado Mesa County Arboretum and Gardens 26,000 square feet of manicured gardens, including a 3500 square foot cactus and succulent garden, are available for viewing 24/7 at the Mesa County Fairgrounds on Hwy 50 south of Grand Junction. Newest addition

Denver, Colorado Denver Botanical Gardens Denver Botanic Gardens is recognized as one of the top five botanical gardens in the United States. Art and science unite in the Gardens’ spectacular 23-acre site, filled with more than 32,000 plants from Australia, Africa and

Boulder, Colorado Andrews Arboretum A peaceful acre in the heart of Boulder, with native evergreens, cultivated shrubs, groundcovers, a variety of deciduous trees, and more. Named after Darwin M. Andrews, an internationally recognized horticulturist from Boulder.Open daily, free admission.3198 N. Broadway St.