The Bosler House Gardens
Denver, CO
Fruit/vegetables, Organic/toxin-free, Woodland/shade garden
The Bosler House in Denver, Colorado was built in 1875 and has been lovingly restored by Jan and Steve Davis, who purchased the house in 2016. It is on the National Register of Historic Places and is a Denver Landmark property. Privacy and structure have been created in this city garden with hedges behind which is a large flower garden overflowing with traditional garden perennials, Colorado native flowers, and annuals. Outside the kitchen lies a potager garden and a patio for outdoor dining surrounded by potted annuals. A small orchard of dwarf fruit trees and raised boxes with raspberries and blackberries can be found on the west side of the property. Pollinators are found in abundance in the gardens.
Open Days 2024: Saturday, July 13
Hours: Three Sessions: 10–12, 12–2, 2–4
- New garden or feature
- This garden allows photography
- Partial wheelchair access
- Nature-friendly
Denver, Denver County, CO, 80211