November was National Native American Heritage Month, providing the perfect opportunity to celebrate one of Red Butte Garden’s Heidi Simper’s favorite topics—Native American ethnobotany!
Read MorePut on your sweaters and head up to Red Butte Garden to enjoy the fall splendor November brings.
Read MoreSchool may be back in session for many, but the garden doesn’t know that. Come see all the late summer bloomers.
Read MoreEscape the heat on the shady pathways of the Red Butte Garden while appreciating the plants that thrive in the heat…including a flower that smells like powdered chocolate milk.
Read MoreEscape the heat on the shady pathways of the Red Butte Garden while appreciating the plants that thrive in the heat…including a flower that smells like powdered chocolate milk.
Read MoreNestled in the foothills above Salt Lake City, Red Butte Garden’s Natural Area offers a unique escape. Come explore the diversity of Utah native plants without leaving the city!
Read MoreAs the temperatures slowly warm and our plants wake from their winter sleep, fragrant blossoms fill the air with intoxicating aromas and the buzz of bees signal that spring is here.
Read MoreDon’t let the winter chill fool you, beneath the frosted landscapes and bare branches, life is stirring in the form of tiny, resilient leaf and flower buds.
Read MoreVisit Red Butte Garden to enjoy plants with histories intertwined with Native American culture.
Read MoreThe blooms of late-season flowers add vibrant splashes of color, while the fruits and berries of many plants ripen to a rich display.
Read MoreTo plant ecophysiologist Eleinis Ávila-Lovera, the autumnal switch to reds, yellows, oranges and purples tells a chromatic story of survival.
Read MoreWe’re supposed to reach the hottest days of the year this week, but the plants don’t seem to mind at Red Butte Garden.
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