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  • WALK AND TALK
    Hydrangeas

    Garden Guide and hydrangea enthusiast Rich Waiton leads tours of the Garden's collections of these favorite summer shrubs. Learn about the several species which are adapted to Virginia and compare examples in the Garden to review differences in bloom, growth habit, soil type, sun exposure and pruning techniques. Tours are timed throughout peak successive bloom […]

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  • POLLINATOR AND POLLINATOR HABITATS
    TALK AND TOUR

    What is a pollinator? Why are pollinators so important? What do they need for habitats? How can you create a habitat? Come talk about what pollinators are, what they do and what is necessary for them to survive. Then we will enjoy a walk around the Garden looking to see what pollinators we can find […]

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  • BALMY WEATHER BRINGS THE CONSERVATORY'S TROPICAL PLANTS OUTSIDE
    TOUR

    Although the Conservatory is closed temporarily, the Garden still has hundreds of plants that have been moved from greenhouses into the Garden. Add some favorite annuals and you have dazzling displays with a tropical vibe of color, blooms and unique pollination strategies. Join Garden Guide Julia Cothron to view "the Conservatory outside" and learn where […]

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  • Illustrating Pollinators for Botanical Art:
    BUTTERFLIES

    A Three-Day Intensive Workshop on the Form and Function of Butterflies This workshop is designed to deepen your understanding of butterflies beyond basic anatomy. Rather than simply identifying the head, thorax, and abdomen, we'll explore how leg structures, mouthparts, and flight patterns reveal a butterfly's purpose, personality, and ecological role. By studying the epitome of […]

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  • BUILDING GOOD
    GARDEN SOIL

    Everything starts with the soil! Find out how to build your soil for spring gardening with instructor Karin Stretchko, Agriculture Specialist at J. Sargent Reynolds Community College. We’ll learn the characteristics of basic soil types and how to analyze your own soils, including amendment techniques, drainage and more. A guided walk through the Garden will […]

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  • CUTTING GARDENS:
    PEST MANAGEMENT & HARVEST PRACTICES

    Keep your cutting garden thriving with natural, organic methods this season! This class focuses on maintaining a productive flower garden by exploring simple yet effective pest management strategies and proper harvesting techniques to keep your blooms healthy and abundant. Learn how to prevent and control pests using eco-friendly methods, support plant resilience, and harvest flowers […]

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  • Groovin’ in the Garden
    INDIGO GIRLS

    Purchase tickets online Tickets will have a set starting price, with additional levels of pricing for premium seating. Levels are explained below; each section is first-come, first-served, so ticket holders are encouraged to arrive early. Gold Circle and Premium Lawn tickets come with access to the Tea House, which includes a private bar and restrooms. […]

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  • PLANTS, CUISINE AND CULTURE:
    Memi's Egyptian Kitchen

    Join Memi, the heart and soul behind Memi’s Egyptian Kitchen, for a cooking demo celebrating the vibrant flavors and rich history of Egyptian cuisine. Discover how plants and herbs have been central to Egyptian cooking for centuries, from fresh vegetables to aromatic spices. Memi will guide you through traditional dishes, showing how ancient food practices […]

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  • EVENING SEASONAL GARDEN TOUR
    JUNE 26

    Enjoy an evening out in the Garden! Enhance your understanding and appreciation of featured seasonal aspects of the collection. Come dressed for the weather and walking in the Garden. THIS TOUR IS CANCELED. Fees: Member $0, Non-Member $22 All programs are subject to change. Pre-registration through our website is required. Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden strives […]

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