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If Your Soul Needs a Hug, Eat Fede’s Panettone.
If Your Soul Needs a Hug, Eat Fede’s Panettone. A note from Federico, the Italian pastry chef, introduced to the
09/06/2024
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Explore the remarkable world of alpine plants and the people working to protect them. Notes from the Garden brings you stories, seasonal discoveries, gardening insights, conservation updates, and a closer look at life at 8,200 feet. Follow along to learn, find inspiration, and deepen your connection to the alpine environments we all share.
If Your Soul Needs a Hug, Eat Fede’s Panettone. A note from Federico, the Italian pastry chef, introduced to the
The summer at Betty Ford Alpine Gardens was bright, blooming, and bustling. Here are some highlights. Garden Magic: This summer,
The horticultural team at Betty Ford Alpine Gardens wear many hats: botanical experts, volunteer organizers, and garden guest service extraordinaires,
It is nearly impossible to disentangle the human from the botanic at Betty Ford Alpine Gardens. On certain mornings, a
In 1986, the staff at the then Vail Alpine Gardens installed a system of original railings alongside the Gardens’ stone
Gabe Starr’s favorite quote is one that is close to the heart of Betty Ford Alpine Gardens: “in the end,
Mimicking the work of an industrious beaver, the beaver pond water features at Betty Ford Alpine Gardens are a totem
Bijou’s Garden Restoration Horticulturist Amanda Goodwin has coined Bijou’s Garden “the heart” of Betty Ford Alpine Gardens, and for good
The summer is in full swing at Betty Ford Alpine Gardens, where a range of events and activities ensures something
Betty Ford Alpine Gardens internship program provides young horticulturists, conservation scientists, and educators the opportunity to build their skills.
Explore the impact of the projects and work from Betty Ford Alpine Gardens in 2023.
NICK COURTENS FUND Sharing his knowledge with the community was part of the vibrant fabric of Nick Courtens. To honor