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X-WR-CALDESC:The Colorado Cactus and Succulent Society will host a special 
 screening of the documentary Garden on the Move\, followed by a conversati
 on about the remarkable story behind the Wallace Desert Garden.\n\nGarden 
 on the Move tells the story of one of the largest and most ambitious plant
  relocations ever attempted. The film documents the effort to carefully mo
 ve the Wallace Desert Garden collection from Scottsdale\, Arizona\, to its
  permanent home at Boyce Thompson Arboretum. Over several years\, thousand
 s of mature cacti\, succulents\, trees\, and desert plants were carefully 
 excavated\, transported\, and replanted to preserve a globally significant
  collection representing deserts from around the world.\n\nFollowing the f
 ilm\, there will be a discussion with Lee Brownson and Jason Wiley.\n\nLee
  Brownson served as Executive Director of the Wallace Desert Gardens Found
 ation and played a central leadership role in the preservation and relocat
 ion of the collection. He helped organize and lead the massive effort to t
 ransfer thousands of mature plants representing more than 1\,600 species f
 rom deserts around the world to Boyce Thompson Arboretum\, ensuring the lo
 ng-term protection of this extraordinary collection.\n\nJason Wiley served
  as Director of Horticulture at Boyce Thompson Arboretum shortly after the
  Wallace Desert Garden was installed. He oversaw the horticulture staff re
 sponsible for maintaining the garden and worked with contractors and garde
 ners during the early years of establishing and caring for this unique des
 ert plant collection.\n\nTogether they will share insights about the reloc
 ation project\, the challenges of establishing the garden in its new home\
 , and the long-term stewardship of one of the most remarkable desert plant
  collections in the United States.\n\nEvent Details\n\nDoors open at 12:30
  PM\nFilm begins at 1:30 \n\nAdmission\n\nFree and open to the public\nNo 
 reservations required
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DESCRIPTION:The Colorado Cactus and Succulent Society will host a special s
 creening of the documentary Garden on the Move\, followed by a conversatio
 n about the remarkable story behind the Wallace Desert Garden.\n\nGarden o
 n the Move tells the story of one of the largest and most ambitious plant 
 relocations ever attempted. The film documents the effort to carefully mov
 e the Wallace Desert Garden collection from Scottsdale\, Arizona\, to its 
 permanent home at Boyce Thompson Arboretum. Over several years\, thousands
  of mature cacti\, succulents\, trees\, and desert plants were carefully e
 xcavated\, transported\, and replanted to preserve a globally significant 
 collection representing deserts from around the world.\n\nFollowing the fi
 lm\, there will be a discussion with Lee Brownson and Jason Wiley.\n\nLee 
 Brownson served as Executive Director of the Wallace Desert Gardens Founda
 tion and played a central leadership role in the preservation and relocati
 on of the collection. He helped organize and lead the massive effort to tr
 ansfer thousands of mature plants representing more than 1\,600 species fr
 om deserts around the world to Boyce Thompson Arboretum\, ensuring the lon
 g-term protection of this extraordinary collection.\n\nJason Wiley served 
 as Director of Horticulture at Boyce Thompson Arboretum shortly after the 
 Wallace Desert Garden was installed. He oversaw the horticulture staff res
 ponsible for maintaining the garden and worked with contractors and garden
 ers during the early years of establishing and caring for this unique dese
 rt plant collection.\n\nTogether they will share insights about the reloca
 tion project\, the challenges of establishing the garden in its new home\,
  and the long-term stewardship of one of the most remarkable desert plant 
 collections in the United States.\n\nEvent Details\n\nDoors open at 12:30 
 PM\nFilm begins at 1:30 \n\nAdmission\n\nFree and open to the public\nNo r
 eservations required
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LOCATION:Denver Botanic Garden - Sturm Auditorium \, 1007 York St\, Denver\
 , CO 80206 US
SUMMARY:Garden on the Move - Wallace Garden at Boyce Thompson Arboretum
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