Located on the grounds of the Missoula Butterfly House and Insectarium, each space within the larger landscape is focused on highlighting different plant communities, gardening practices, conservation efforts, and provides community space to learn, relax, and get your hands dirty. Planterra focused design efforts on the vegetable, herb, and medicinal plant gardening spaces, complete with small gathering clusters for workshops or classes, and complete with a custom harvest pavilion and demonstration space. Planterra also collaborated with Rocky Mountain Gardens to create cohesive design elements to tie spaces together and locate donated sculptural pieces. 

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In collaboration with Colo Design Studio