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Two botanical art & illustration exhibitions open in early Oct.! "Seeing Red" highlights the red hues found in flowers, fruits & vegetables. "Abundant Future: Cultivating Diversity in Garden, Farm and Field" celebrates plants we rely on in our daily lives. https://t.co/uv9FMxUSWg

NOW ON VIEW -- "Golden Opportunity: Botanical Illustration" explores the world of yellow plants through illustrations created by students and faculty of Denver Botanic Gardens’ School of Botanical Art & Illustration. Open through August 15. https://t.co/8cTGP694xc

Registration is open for spring courses at the Gardens' School of Botanical Art And Illustration. We have classes for all skill levels. All courses are online for COVID-19 safety, but we hope to return to the classroom later this year. https://t.co/QHH24wXJDP

VIRTUAL ORCHID SHOWCASE
"The Orchid Album" was published between 1872 and 1897 in 11 volumes. The Gardens' Helen Fowler Library has v.1-7 and 11. The hand-colored lithographs are incredibly vibrant.

During our closure, the exhibits team has curated two art exhibitions that will be on view this summer in the Freyer - Newman Center. Botanical illustration and works from our collection are featured. Artist credits & more info: https://t.co/MlkVe8APXZ #CultureinQuarantineMW

The Gardens is open Easter weekend, including Sunday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. About 1/3 of the tulips in the Annuals Garden are open. We think late next week will be prime viewing. Watch for a bloom alert!

#InternationalDayOfForests! Our lives are linked to forests in many ways. Forests are also help combat climate change and contribute to the well-being of human life. The Gardens' Kathryn Kalmbach Herbarium of Vascular Plants documents trees by pressing individual branches.

The Orangery is filled with the lush fragrance of citrus tree blossoms. Featured: Meyer lemon, Buddha’s Hand and Etrog.

While we have known for some time wild coffee is at risk, this is another scary reveal.

Don't let your Christmas tree end up in a landfill. Take advantage of @CityofDenver free Treecycle program. Put your tree (decorations removed) out on your trash day through Jan 11 and Denver Recycles will pick it up and turn it into mulch! Instructions > https://t.co/yW7BXe7qmZ