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  • Thursday Yoga in the Garden: June-July Session

    Learn yoga’s calming rhythms of breathing, movement, and posture in a tranquil Garden setting. Small class sizes enable instructor Jacqueline Gooding to offer individual pointers and address multiple levels of experience. Please bring a blanket, yoga mat, water and appropriate layered clothing for the season. Classes take place in the Garden or inside Garden buildings, […]

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    $75 – $153
  • Evening Yoga in the Garden: June-July Session

    Learn yoga’s calming rhythms of breathing, movement, and posture during this evening offering in a tranquil Garden setting.  Small class sizes enable instructor Jacqueline Gooding to offer individual pointers and address multiple levels of experience.  Please bring a blanket, yoga mat, water and appropriate layered clothing for the season.  Classes take place in the Garden […]

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    $75 – $153
  • Good Bug, Bad Bug

    Not all insects in your garden are the same.  Horticulturist Chelsea Mahaffey discusses some of the ‘bad’ bugs you might encounter, and how to identify them.  Then, discuss ‘good’ bugs and how they help your plants.  Learn about  beneficial insectaries and how to implement one in your home garden.  Identification of insects will be by […]

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    $22 – $35
  • T’ai Chi Five Elements Form: June Session

    The Five Elements Form of T’ai Chi is filled with simple and gentle movements easily mastered in a short period of time. Students study the physical movements and philosophy of T’ai Chi as well as breathwork and meditation. Benefits include increased circulation, balance, and posture. Many find an increase in strength and flexibility and a […]

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    $75 – $88
  • Ginter in the Morning: June

    Enhance your understanding and appreciation of the Garden with one of these specialized walks featuring seasonal aspects of the collection, offered monthly except January, July, and August. Member $0 Non-Member $17

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    $17
  • Nature Prints

    Make a collection of interesting plant images by using the plants themselves. The flower, leaf or fruit itself is painted and applied to paper or fabric to make a print.  This is similar to the Japanese technique of Gyotaku, or fish rubbing.  No two prints are the same!  Take the prints you make in class […]

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    $145 – $197
  • Walk and Talk: Hydrangeas: June 11

    Garden Guide and hydrangea enthusiast Rich Waiton leads tours of the Garden's collections of these favorite summer shrubs. Tours are timed throughout peak successive bloom time, so take more than one! The June 11th walk is full.  Spaces remain available in the July walks.  

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  • Making Fairy Houses with Natural Materials Adult/Child Workshop: Summer Session

    Make a summer home for the fairies in your garden using materials that are durable outside in sheltered areas.  Under the guidance of horticulturist Shannon Smith and experienced staff and volunteers, adults and their accompanying children (children 5 years old and up; no more than two children per accompanying adult) create one house together.  Come […]

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    $55 – $67
  • Lunchtime Lecture: Tips from Chef Anne: Summer Family Dinner

    Chef Anne Maury Haapala, creative guide and planner for the Garden Café and Lora M. Robins Tea House offers tips to create an easy, delicious dinner with summer’s produce; please see menu below. Lunch included in class fee! Registration is closed for this class.  

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    $27 – $40