Brittney Marshall – Horticulture Intern 2019

My internship with Betty Ford Alpine Gardens was a great introduction to the world of plant conservation. Throughout the summer, I worked with Nicola on North American Botanic Garden Strategy for Alpine Plant Conservation targets, specifically, creating a list of all North American alpine plants. As part of this project, I contacted authors of floras...

Winter in the Alpine House

With over 222" of snow to date in http://www.laviagraes.com/viagra-en-chile-sin-receta Vail this season, spring hardly seems to be around the corner. In the http://www.laviagraes.com/viagra-gratis-en-santa-fe Alpine House, however, plants are slowly growing and some are even beginning to flower. Click here on Nick's Tips February 2016 to read more

Self Guided Tree Trail open for Snowshoeing

The Self Guided Tree Trail is now open for Snowshoeing! Stop into the Education Center and borrow a pair of our snowshoes for FREE. cialis viagra prix Self guided maps are available at the front desk. After your snowshoeing adventure, warm up inside with a cup of hot coco or tea.

2015 Annual Report

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Winter In Bloom

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The Kirsten E Liebhaber Memorial Library

The Kirsten E. Liebhaber Memorial Library In partnership with the Town Of Vail Public Library, Betty Ford Alpine Gardens is now connected to the Marmot online database. The library is located in the Education Center. It is a non-circulating collection whose primary purpose is to support staff research and Members' gardening needs. Click Here to...

Nick’s Tips November 2015

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Directions & Parking

Betty Ford Alpine Gardens is located in Ford Park, Vail CO. Ford Park is a 5-10 minute walk or bus ride from Vail Village. To view the Gardens on Google Maps click HERE.The Gardens physical & mailing address is: 522 S. Frontage Rd. E, Vail, CO 81657Bringing the following with you will ensure your comfort:Sunscreen,...

Early Spring flowers

Crocus and Pulsatilla are the first to bloom in the Gardens

Nick’s Blog – England & Scotland Alpine Houses

Click here to read my blog of my trip to Scotland & England Botanic Gardens