HQ Function

Serves as the main public garden, administrative center, houses significant research facilities, library, and educational classrooms. It is the hub for horticultural displays, exhibitions, and major events.

Notable Features:

Iconic Tropical Conservatory, Boettcher Memorial Tropical Conservatory, diverse themed gardens (Japanese Garden, Rock Alpine Garden, Water Gardens, etc.), art installations, Mordecai Children's Garden, Science Pyramid, research labs, and extensive plant collections.

Work Culture:

A collaborative and passionate environment driven by a shared love for horticulture, conservation, education, and community engagement. Staff includes horticulturists, scientists, educators, and administrators dedicated to the Gardens' mission.

HQ Significance:

A major cultural and scientific landmark in Denver, attracting visitors globally. It's a leader in Rocky Mountain horticulture, plant conservation, and a significant contributor to the city's quality of life and tourism.

Values Reflected in HQ: Sustainability, biodiversity, scientific inquiry, education, community access, artistic expression, and stewardship of the natural world.

Location:

While primarily focused on the Rocky Mountain region, Denver Botanic Gardens participates in global plant conservation efforts through seed banking (Index Seminum exchange with other botanical gardens worldwide), international research collaborations, and by curating plant collections with species from diverse global ecosystems. Their scientists and horticulturists often travel for plant collection, research, and to present at international conferences, contributing to global botanical knowledge and conservation strategies.

Street Address:

1007 York Street

City:

Denver

State/Province:

Colorado

Country:

USA