Hydroponics is a type of horticulture that involves growing plants without soil, in water, and with a growing medium. Hydroponic growing can be done at home and has many benefits […]

Seed pods are among the most fascinating of botanical specimens – and January is a good time to consider "beginnings." In this three-session class, we’ll explore a variety of seed […]

Join Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden on the road as we explore Mexican Cuisine with Chef Danny Mena at Conejo for Más Allá de la Superficie, meaning “Beyond the Surface.” The […]

In Part III of the introductory botanical drawing series, you continue to draw inspiration from nature while building on the foundations established in Parts I and II. You deepen your […]

Learn how to create the basic shapes and styles of floral designs—the building blocks for true creativity—with floral designer Mimi Cassick. This course will introduce you to techniques and styles […]

Join Conservatory Horticulturist Clare Reines for a hands-on workshop where you learn to make your own incense using natural ingredients! She will cover the science and rich history behind incense […]

In Part III of the introductory botanical drawing series, you continue to draw inspiration from nature while building on the foundations established in Parts I and II. You deepen your […]

Discover all things indoor plants and find the best way to care for plants inside your home! Selecting the right house plant for the right location can make all the […]

Spring is when the pollinators wake up and get back to work! Come learn about our amazing pollinator friends with entomologist Clara Aus. You’ll learn spring planting techniques, pollinator flower […]

Dive into the most sustainable seed-starting practices that will make your garden eco-friendly, pest-resistant, and bursting with nutrient-dense produce! We’ll explore everything from innovative soil blocking techniques to regenerative and […]