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The Arboreta are collections or groupings of different tree gardens in a continuous area wrapping around the Library. Each tree area has a different theme or purpose. The Miniature Conifer Garden (also known as the Wind Garden) was the first installation in 2016. Designed by Lisa Bourey and Erik Lewis, this garden is set high on the wall separating the trail and the Library overlooking the Crevice Garden and the river. 

Along the walkway north and east the next garden is The Cindy Smart Miniature Tree Garden, named for the Gardens' founding Executive Director. It features shrubs and dwarf trees and is enhanced with perennials, ground covers and spring-flowering bulbs.

Further west, the Arboretum contains larger specimens that demonstrate appropriate trees for larger landscaped areas, trees which inspire the expansion of the tree palette in Durango and the region for the average homeowner. 

 

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Durango Botanic Gardens

Our Location:

The Durango Botanic Gardens are physically located at the Durango Public Library, to the north and east of the library.  The library is located at 1900 E. 3rd Ave., Durango.

There is no admission charge.  Stroll the gardens yourself (there is ample signage in most gardens) or call us at 970-880-4841 to arrange a group tour. See our About Us for more.

Contact Us:

DURANGO BOTANIC GARDENS     
10 Town Plaza, #460
Durango, CO  81301    

Phone:  970-880-4841
durangobotanic@gmail.com

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