Settle into our heated greenhouse as sunset turns into a dark, new moon sky and join Bridgette Aldrich in a beautiful co-creation as she weaves together the harmonics of multiple Crystal Singing Bowls. These harmonics combined with energetic alchemy will assist you into a very deep relaxation and alignment of your whole human system.

Crystal Alchemy Singing Bowls are made up of 99.99% pure quartz crystal with differing minerals and gems melted into a bowl-like shape. These Bowls produce a very beautiful, ethereal sound of high frequency energy. These frequencies are so fine that they can permeate every cell of the body bringing emotional, mental and physical relief while entraining the brain into a meditative state. This combined with Bridgette's expertise of Energetic Alchemy will assist you into an expansion of a whole new level of yourself.

Some basic Instructions for getting the most out of your Sound Bath...
~It is best to lie down for the whole experience but not necessary.
~ Each person will have an experience very unique to their Self. This is an Energetic Alignment Session. Some may experience slight discomfort in their physical or emotional bodies as energetic blocks are released. All you need to do is remember to breathe and let them flow through. Same thing with mental loops that have you going round in circles. Just be aware and let the bowls take them away.
~ There are limited yoga mats available at the Garden, so if you have your own please bring it.
~It could be a little chilly! Please bring a blanket, warm layers and a pillow. Comfort is highly encouraged!

We ask for an exchange of $44 for the sound bath. Please reach out to Megan at megan@sbgarden.org if you would like to attend but find this exchange to be a barrier. Space is limited and reservations are required. Reserve your spot here or by calling (208) 726-9358.

It’s almost that time of year to pop those seeds in the ground and watch the magic happen! Join us for a beginner’s class on how to successfully plant and germinate seeds. If you’ve ever wanted to know how to start seeds but just can’t quite believe that you’d actually be able to make them grow then this class is for you! Guests will take seed starts home with them.

This class is geared towards adults but youth ages 12+ are welcome to attend. Suggested donation is $10-$15/person. Registration is helpful but not required. To register please sign up here or call (208) 726-9358.

We love succulents! They’re adorable, low-water plants that love to multiply. Join us for a beginner’s class on how to propagate, plant and grow succulents. All materials will be provided and guests will get to take starts home with them.

$30/person. Register here or by calling (208) 726-9358.

Come on over to the garden and learn the basics about tree and shrub pruning. Executive Director, Jen Smith, brings her knowledge as an ISA-Certified Urban Forest Professional and will share how, when and why to prune, safety considerations and when to call a professional.

Suggested donation is $10-$15/person. Registration is helpful but not required. To register please sign up here or call (208) 726-9358.

Photo credit: Steve from Washington, DC, USA, CC BY-SA 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons

The fairies have returned! We are delighted to invite you to celebrate the second season of the Sawtooth Botanical Garden’s Fairy Trail! Come experience the magic of the garden and listen to the secrets of the fairies in this enchanted land. Season’s opening is May 30th. This exhibit will be yours to explore from June-September.

Fairy houses are made by community members with love and a little fairy dust and placed throughout the garden. Imagine being a fairy-where would you live? What would your home look like? Bring your vision to life by crafting a nature-made fairy home to add to the trail! Contact Megan at megan@sbgarden.org or call (208) 726-9358 for more information.

The Garden of Infinite Compassion (GIC) was created in 2005 to house a beautiful Tibetan Prayer Wheel gifted to our community by the 14th Dalai Lama as a symbol of healing, compassion and peace. The GIC is a contemplative garden that encompasses five different “rooms” which include the Serenity Garden, the Pet Memory Garden, the Tibetan Prayer Wheel, the Sagebrush Steppe, and the COVID Memorial Garden. All five components compliment and balance each other to form the GIC.

Join us for a FREE guided tour of the GIC on Saturdays from June 27-August 29. A docent will be available from 10:30am-12pm to illuminate the stories and intentions woven into the GIC. Tours occur on a rolling basis and last approximately 20 minutes.

The Garden of Infinite Compassion (GIC) was created in 2005 to house a beautiful Tibetan Prayer Wheel gifted to our community by the 14th Dalai Lama as a symbol of healing, compassion and peace. The GIC is a contemplative garden that encompasses five different “rooms” which include the Serenity Garden, the Pet Memory Garden, the Tibetan Prayer Wheel, the Sagebrush Steppe, and the COVID Memorial Garden. All five components compliment and balance each other to form the GIC.

Join us for a FREE guided tour of the GIC on Saturdays from June 27-August 29. A docent will be available from 10:30am-12pm to illuminate the stories and intentions woven into the GIC. Tours occur on a rolling basis and last approximately 20 minutes.

The Garden of Infinite Compassion (GIC) was created in 2005 to house a beautiful Tibetan Prayer Wheel gifted to our community by the 14th Dalai Lama as a symbol of healing, compassion and peace. The GIC is a contemplative garden that encompasses five different “rooms” which include the Serenity Garden, the Pet Memory Garden, the Tibetan Prayer Wheel, the Sagebrush Steppe, and the COVID Memorial Garden. All five components compliment and balance each other to form the GIC.

Join us for a FREE guided tour of the GIC on Saturdays from June 27-August 29. A docent will be available from 10:30am-12pm to illuminate the stories and intentions woven into the GIC. Tours occur on a rolling basis and last approximately 20 minutes.

The Garden of Infinite Compassion (GIC) was created in 2005 to house a beautiful Tibetan Prayer Wheel gifted to our community by the 14th Dalai Lama as a symbol of healing, compassion and peace. The GIC is a contemplative garden that encompasses five different “rooms” which include the Serenity Garden, the Pet Memory Garden, the Tibetan Prayer Wheel, the Sagebrush Steppe, and the COVID Memorial Garden. All five components compliment and balance each other to form the GIC.

Join us for a FREE guided tour of the GIC on Saturdays from June 27-August 29. A docent will be available from 10:30am-12pm to illuminate the stories and intentions woven into the GIC. Tours occur on a rolling basis and last approximately 20 minutes.

The Garden of Infinite Compassion (GIC) was created in 2005 to house a beautiful Tibetan Prayer Wheel gifted to our community by the 14th Dalai Lama as a symbol of healing, compassion and peace. The GIC is a contemplative garden that encompasses five different “rooms” which include the Serenity Garden, the Pet Memory Garden, the Tibetan Prayer Wheel, the Sagebrush Steppe, and the COVID Memorial Garden. All five components compliment and balance each other to form the GIC.

Join us for a FREE guided tour of the GIC on Saturdays from June 27-August 29. A docent will be available from 10:30am-12pm to illuminate the stories and intentions woven into the GIC. Tours occur on a rolling basis and last approximately 20 minutes.

The Garden of Infinite Compassion (GIC) was created in 2005 to house a beautiful Tibetan Prayer Wheel gifted to our community by the 14th Dalai Lama as a symbol of healing, compassion and peace. The GIC is a contemplative garden that encompasses five different “rooms” which include the Serenity Garden, the Pet Memory Garden, the Tibetan Prayer Wheel, the Sagebrush Steppe, and the COVID Memorial Garden. All five components compliment and balance each other to form the GIC.

Join us for a FREE guided tour of the GIC on Saturdays from June 27-August 29. A docent will be available from 10:30am-12pm to illuminate the stories and intentions woven into the GIC. Tours occur on a rolling basis and last approximately 20 minutes.

The Garden of Infinite Compassion (GIC) was created in 2005 to house a beautiful Tibetan Prayer Wheel gifted to our community by the 14th Dalai Lama as a symbol of healing, compassion and peace. The GIC is a contemplative garden that encompasses five different “rooms” which include the Serenity Garden, the Pet Memory Garden, the Tibetan Prayer Wheel, the Sagebrush Steppe, and the COVID Memorial Garden. All five components compliment and balance each other to form the GIC.

Join us for a FREE guided tour of the GIC on Saturdays from June 27-August 29. A docent will be available from 10:30am-12pm to illuminate the stories and intentions woven into the GIC. Tours occur on a rolling basis and last approximately 20 minutes.

The Garden of Infinite Compassion (GIC) was created in 2005 to house a beautiful Tibetan Prayer Wheel gifted to our community by the 14th Dalai Lama as a symbol of healing, compassion and peace. The GIC is a contemplative garden that encompasses five different “rooms” which include the Serenity Garden, the Pet Memory Garden, the Tibetan Prayer Wheel, the Sagebrush Steppe, and the COVID Memorial Garden. All five components compliment and balance each other to form the GIC.

Join us for a FREE guided tour of the GIC on Saturdays from June 27-August 29. A docent will be available from 10:30am-12pm to illuminate the stories and intentions woven into the GIC. Tours occur on a rolling basis and last approximately 20 minutes.

The Garden of Infinite Compassion (GIC) was created in 2005 to house a beautiful Tibetan Prayer Wheel gifted to our community by the 14th Dalai Lama as a symbol of healing, compassion and peace. The GIC is a contemplative garden that encompasses five different “rooms” which include the Serenity Garden, the Pet Memory Garden, the Tibetan Prayer Wheel, the Sagebrush Steppe, and the COVID Memorial Garden. All five components compliment and balance each other to form the GIC.

Join us for a FREE guided tour of the GIC on Saturdays from June 27-August 29. A docent will be available from 10:30am-12pm to illuminate the stories and intentions woven into the GIC. Tours occur on a rolling basis and last approximately 20 minutes.

The Garden of Infinite Compassion (GIC) was created in 2005 to house a beautiful Tibetan Prayer Wheel gifted to our community by the 14th Dalai Lama as a symbol of healing, compassion and peace. The GIC is a contemplative garden that encompasses five different “rooms” which include the Serenity Garden, the Pet Memory Garden, the Tibetan Prayer Wheel, the Sagebrush Steppe, and the COVID Memorial Garden. All five components compliment and balance each other to form the GIC.

Join us for a FREE guided tour of the GIC on Saturdays from June 27-August 29. A docent will be available from 10:30am-12pm to illuminate the stories and intentions woven into the GIC. Tours occur on a rolling basis and last approximately 20 minutes.