As the clues are accelerated, it is time to absorb the possibilities of nature and the recreation field until it is too cold to properly enjoy them.
According to HGTV, Aidaho is one of the “most beautiful nation”.
The cable network recently searched for the best places for plant lovers in the US – showing one garden in one country.
These gardens, selected for the list of 50 Bloom states, “make our hearts flutter when we think of their colored flower beds, inventive landscape and inspirational art,” Alexis Benveniste, co -author of HGTV, wrote in the article.
“These places are definitely worth a visit all over the country,” wrote Benveniste.
Here’s which GEM STATE DESTINATION has compiled a list:
Why is Aidaho Botanical Garden the best in the state?
According to HGTV, the most amazing Aidaho garden is the Aidah Botanical Garden at Bois’s eastern end.
The Aidaho Botanical Garden, located on 2355 N. In the old penitentiary road, includes 32 acres of gardens that show everything – from roses and herbs to Aidah’s local plants.
A non -profit garden is designed to “combine people, plants and nature”, according to its website.
According to non -profit organizations, the territories used to be part of the Old Aidah Prison Prison Boise, turned into an expanding garden. Only along the way, the old Penitentiary building is loudly open for travel and allegedly persecuted.
On the road, the Aidah Botanical Garden does not specify its former purpose.
“From the prison yard to paradise, these… Rocked peniterate sites, now living in the local Camas meadow and demonstration gardens where visitors can learn great secrets of dessert gardening,” HGTV said.
What events organize in the Aidah’s “most beautiful” garden?
In addition to activities, camps and live music, the Aidah Botanical Garden hosts many autumn holidays.
In October you can find a witty season decor and events.
“The Golden Trails for Creative Callearies, sipping seasonal drinks, Flower Power Happy Hoands, dance under the stars only for Hoedown adults, or just soak in a crunchy autumn air and live music on a cozy Saturday,” the garden said.
The Scarecrow Walk in the Garden, which began on October 4th. And will take place until November 2, Sunday, featuring Scarecrows created by local artists, students and other community members, lining the garden paths.
Fall Harvest Fest on Saturday, October 11, Scarecrow Stroll, as well as sellers, Tarot card reader, live music, food and drink and face painting. Tickets cost $ 17 or $ 12 for seniors, 10 USD youth under 13; 3 children and younger.
Later this year, HGTV said: “The Winter Lights Festival turns a space for a glittering miracle.”
Is the Boise Botanical Garden open during construction?
Aidaho Botanical Garden is growing, but during construction, visitors are still open to visitors.
According to non -profit organizations, the development project will add 10 acres of space with new spaces for education and meeting, as well as a nursery and accessible lawn. The parking area is also redesigned.
The work is expected to be completed in 2026. In spring or summer.
The parking lot is located outside it during construction.
When can I visit the Aidah Botanical Garden?
The Aidah Botanical Garden is open every day from 9 a.m. to 5 pm, except Tuesday when it is closed.
The final acceptance is 4 p.m.
How much does a garden acceptance cost?
Tickets cost $ 14, or $ 12 for students and seniors for 65 years and older, and $ 8 youth under 13. For children 3 and younger.
For some events, prices may be higher.
The garden also offers several membership, including unlimited costs throughout the year and discounts for special events.
What are the best gardens in the West?
According to HGTV, these were the most beautiful gardens in the Western US:
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Arizona: Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix
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California: Summer Walska Lotland Montecite
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Colorado: Denver Botanical Gardens in Denver
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Aidaho: Aidaho Botanical Garden Boise
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Montana: Tizer Botanic Gardens & Arboretum Jefferson City
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Nevada: Bellagio Conservatoire and Botanical Garden in Las Vegas
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Oregon: Portland Japanese Garden in Portland
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Washington: Bloedel Reserve on Bainbridge Island