In today’s modern world, one would think that the advent of technology like computers, scanners, and digital files would reduce our production of waste in the world. And in many ways, it has. However, the more technologically advanced we’ve become, it becomes more obvious that the waste we produce isn’t going anywhere quickly.
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With the changing of seasons, the lengthening of days, and the sun’s welcome warmth, we are experiencing amazing growth here at Denver Botanic Gardens! Not only are the perennial beds lush with crocus and tulips, but a new garden is emerging from the earth. And we couldn’t be more delighted!
The Mordecai Children’s Garden—founded with generous support from the Daniel and Janet Mordecai Foundation—is springing up from atop our new parking structure. With a slated opening of Summer 2010 (we’re hoping the rain gods work their magic and we can swing open the gates in late June), the Mordecai Children’s Garden will be the preeminent children’s garden in the Rocky Mountain west.
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