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  • GARDENING IN THE SHADE
    UNLOCKING THE HIDDEN POTENTIAL OF YOUR LANDSCAPE

    Think a shady garden has to be green and boring? Think again. Discover how to transform low-light spaces into vibrant, four-season landscapes filled with color, texture, and ecological value. In Gardening in the Shade, you'll learn how to evaluate different types of shade, select outstanding plants for Zone 7 conditions, and which plants create depth, […]

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  • BUILDING
    HEALTHY SOIL

    We all know that soil is fundamental for life, but did you know that soil itself is a living ecosystem? When it is healthy, soil performs many critical functions. Join instructor Karin Stretchko, Assistant Professor at Reynolds Community College, to learn about core principles and best management practices to enhance and promote soil health in […]

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  • SCARECROW MAKING
    FOR THE MODERN GARDEN

    Celebrate the playful side of the fall garden in this creative, hands-on scarecrow workshop designed for adults. Once a practical tool for protecting crops, the scarecrow has evolved into a whimsical and expressive garden feature—and in this class, you’ll design one that reflects your own style. All basic materials will be provided, giving you a […]

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  • FALL PRUNING
    AND SEASONAL GARDENING

    As the days grow shorter and the leaves begin to don their vibrant fall hues, it’s time for garden enthusiasts to turn their attention to an essential seasonal task: fall pruning. While autumn is often associated with garden cleanup, fall pruning, when done correctly, can significantly improve the health and vitality of your plants come […]

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  • SEASONAL SPLENDOR TOUR
    OCTOBER 6

    Experience the ever-changing beauty of nature on our Seasonal Splendor tour, a journey through the garden that celebrates all four seasons in vivid detail. From the delicate blossoms of spring and the lush, vibrant greenery of summer to the rich, fiery hues of autumn and the quiet, frosted elegance of winter, each visit offers a completely […]

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  • VINE TO GLASS:
    THE ARCHITECTURE OF AUTUMN

    EARTH, FOREST FLOOR, & VOLCANIC SHADOWS

    As the leaves drop and the fireplace sparks to life, our palates crave something deeper. This evening, we step away from simple fruit flavors to explore the moody, complex world of savory wines. We are diving into bottles defined by "terroir" — wines that smell of damp forest floor, black truffles, wild mushrooms, and volcanic […]

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  • MORE MAGIC
    WITH ALCOHOL INKS

    Experience the almost instant magic, the infinite possibilities and surprises of alcohol inks over three class sessions. Inspired by the images and colors of Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, participants will use a variety of techniques to create several small, painted tiles suitable for hanging and gifting. For those who have painted on tiles with Shelley […]

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  • BEST PEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES
    IN AN ORGANIC VEGGIE GARDEN

    Have you ever grown what looks like the perfect strawberry only to find a slug inside? Learn growing methods that reduce pest pressure, attract beneficials, and keep weeds at bay without herbicides. This crash course in pest management will discuss identifying and treating common pests and diseases in popular vegetable plants. We’ll learn what treatments […]

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  • PLANT, DESIGN & GROW
    FALL CONTAINER GARDEN WORKSHOP

    Create a professionally designed fall container in this hands-on planting workshop, perfect for gardeners of all skill levels. Each participant will build a custom seasonal arrangement using a curated selection of fall plants chosen for color, texture, and longevity. To simplify the process and ensure consistent results, all designs will be created in a standard-sized […]

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  • PLANT IDENTIFICATION:
    TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR IDENTIFYING NATIVE AND NATURALIZED PLANTS IN THE MID-ATLANTIC REGION

    This course provides an in-depth overview of the tools and techniques used by botanists to identify plants to the species level, with a strong emphasis on family characteristics. Attendees will learn how to use the diversity of resources available – including field guides, apps, AI, and technical manuals – to answer the question: “What is […]

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