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Former Aquatic Collection Curator (21)
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Former Exhibitions Project Associate (21)
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Former Senior Horticulturist (18)
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My Week: January 7th

Posted January 7, 2011 by Ellen Hertzman, Manager of Volunteer Experience

Viburnum farreri

[Each week I will check in with a staff member to find out what they have been up to, what they recommend seeing, and what advice they have for gardeners. Gardener Jackie Raehl is profiled this week.]

Jackie Raehl has been on staff here for several years. She is the person you might see
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Tags: plant catalogs, pruning, seeds, Viburnum farreri, winter gardening
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Why Cut A Tree In Half?

Posted March 25, 2010 by Nick Daniel, Horticulturist

Over the last few months, visitors to the Boettcher Memorial Tropical Conservatory may have noticed some funny looking trees that look like they were cut in half…well, they have been. Growing plants in the Boettcher Tropical Conservatory presents many challenges such as
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Tags: boettcher memorial tropical conservatory, denver botanic gardens, pollard, pollarding, pruning, tree pruning
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