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Catalyst: Colorado Sculpture
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Lifelong Learning - Spring 2013
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Top 5 Picks for your Visit

Shawn Colvin
2013 Summer Concert Series

June - September
York Street & Chatfield

We are proud to bring you another summer of spectacular talent and unrivaled outdoor ambiance. Concert tickets on sale to the general public now!
See the Summer Concert Series lineup

Bonfils-Stanton Series - "INSPIRE: Falling in Love with Your Garden All Over Again"

"Jazzing up the Garden with Color, Contrast and Movement" - Thursday, May 23, 7-8:30 p.m.
York Street

Join us as we kick off our 2013 Bonfils-Stanton lecture series! Discover how you can create a unique landscape of dynamic contrasts and interactions to make your own garden "sing."
Learn more about "Jazzing up the Garden with Color, Contrast and Movement"

James Surls, Knot and Needle, 2007
Catalyst: Colorado Sculpture

May 4, 2013 - January 12, 2014
York Street

Twelve artists redefine the surrounding landscape with their 3-D work. The artwork introduces a variety of color, texture and form into an already rich environment.
Learn more about Catalyst: Colorado Sculpture

Berries (Dano with Flickr)
Berries and Grapes for the Front Range

Tuesday, May , 6-8 p.m.
York Street

Come find out the types of berries that do well in our climate and soil, what varieties are recommended, where to purchase, and how to manage and prune for best results.
Learn more and register for Berries and Grapes for the Front Range

Tulips at Denver Botanic Gardens
Fall Bulb Pre-Orders

Place your bulb order by June 24
Online or at The Shop at the Gardens

Enjoying all of the beautiful bulbs that are blooming this spring? Place your bulb orders now to reserve them for easy, hassle-free pick up in September for fall planting.
Find out more about Fall Bulb Pre-Orders

see more of what's happening at the gardens

see the gardens this week!

Primula denticulataMay Walking Tour: The Bill Hosokawa Bonsai Pavilion

Plant of the week: Primula denticulata (drumstick primrose) is planted in many gardens (such as the Rock Alpine Garden and the Waring House garden) and is one of the toughest primroses. It thrives in in shade or part sun, and starts to bloom huddled on the leaves, extending its stem through springtime.