Hudson Gardens Blog

G-scale train at Hudson Gardens

Celebrate the Sesquisemiquincentennial at Hudson Gardens

We are proud host a year-long celebration of America’s 250th and Colorado’s 150th anniversaries, recognizing Colorado history as a microcosm of Native heritage, ranching and cowboy culture, railroads, mining, water systems, and cultural traditions.
America-themed gnome in the Gardens

Closed for the Season | Hudson Gardens and South Platte Park Gnome Scavenger Hunt

This summer, we are thrilled to partner with our neighbors at the Carson Nature Center at South Platte Park to bring you a free, family-friendly adventure
Painting of a gray sky with a warm landscape by Barbara Grogan

Hudson Gardens Artist in Residence: Barbara Grogan

Hudson Gardens is excited to announce our first Artist in Residence, local painter, Barbara Grogan!
Lavendar

Gardening in Colorado: Get Your Garden Ready for Spring!

Here in Colorado, our growing season is known to be short and challenging. We often see spring snow days and summer heatwaves that can cause problems for home gardens.
A wooded park area where a person holding binoculars and looking upward, scans the trees for birds.

Fall and Winter Birds at Hudson Gardens

It’s a great time to be a birder! As the weather cools, nature is undergoing all kinds of changes – including bird migration.
Snapping turtle

Nature Spotlight: Turtle Egg Laying Season

We are nearing the end of egg laying season for turtles, which goes from mid-May to mid-July. This season, our gardens have become a sanctuary for several species of turtles.