Programs
All programs held at the Montrose Botanic Gardens (1800 Pavilion Drive) unless otherwise noted.
Wednesday, June 19
10:00 to 11:00 a.m.
Ute Ethnobotany
Presented by Mary Menz, CSU Native Plant Master
Mary Menz is a retired career writer & editor. She is also a CO Native Plant Master. Menz is author of Wildflowers of Colorado’s Western Slope and Common Wildflowers of the San Juan Mountains.. Menz has been a member of the Ute Museum’s all-volunteer ethnobotany garden team since 2017. She worked extensively with History Colorado and the Ute Tribes to develop interpretive signage for the ethnobotany garden.
Join Mary on this stroll through the Botanic Gardens where she will share some of the nutritional, medicinal, cultural, and ceremonial uses of native plants used by the Utes.
Saturday, July 20
9:00 to 11:00 a.m.
Fresh Lavender Wreath-Making
Presented by Tracy Harrison
All materials provided – including picked-that-morning lavender – to make a heart-shaped wreath.
Maximum of 15 participants.
$25 per person
Pre-register by July 17.