The heat is on, the blooms are out and the excuses are gone. Come to the Red Butte Garden to see for yourself!
Find information to plan your visit here. Reposted from the Red Butte Garden blog. Photos by Heidi M. Simper.
Hardy Living Stone (Aloinopsis spathulata)
Don't let the name fool you; this tough little succulent is about to burst into a cloud of pink blooms at the top of the Water Conservation Garden.
Water Pavilion
Need a moment of zen? This is your spot. Pure peace.
Apricot (Prunus armeniaca 'Blenheim')
Popcorn's popping at the top of the Water Conservation Garden, and it's worth the trip.
Roundlobe Hepatica (Hepatica americana)
Tiny, delicate, and absolutely not to be missed. Blink and you'll walk right past them!
Glory of the Snow (Chionodoxa forbesii 'Blue Giant')
A sea of vibrant purple-blue greeting you at the Oak Sculpture. It is sure to stop you in your tracks, in the best way.
Flowering Quince (Chaenomeles 'Toyo Nishiki')
Arching over the Rose Garden wall like nature's own doorway. Walk through it. You deserve it.
MEDIA & PR CONTACTS
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Mindy Wilson
Director of marketing and public relations, Red Butte Garden
801.581.4938 mindy.wilson@redbutte.utah.edu