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  • NO SOIL NEEDED
    Epiphyte Mounting, Care, and Display Design

    Join Conservatory Horticulturist Clare Reines for a hands-on introduction to epiphytic plants (think ferns, cacti, orchids and bromeliads to name a few). The class will include an overview of epiphyte ecology and care as well as common epiphytic plant groups. Participants will learn about practical display techniques, appropriate materials, and long-term care strategies. Each student […]

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  • FALL IN THE
    Kitchen Garden

    With grocery prices continuing to increase, interest in kitchen gardens and self-sufficiency is also on the rise. Kitchen gardens are made for intensive cultivation, so they are usually smaller than traditional vegetable plots, can easily be fenced to deter deer and other critters and they can look lovely! In this class, Mark Ragland helps you […]

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  • MEADOW CREATION
    FOR BEGINNERS

    Learn how to successfully convert part of your yard into a thriving, manageable meadow. This course walks you step-by-step through the process: from evaluating your site and preparing the soil to selecting regionally appropriate plants and sourcing quality seed or plugs for your project. We’ll cover some practical design strategies for different landscape sizes, recommended […]

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  • Butterflies Bloom
    BACKSTAGE PASS

    Step behind the scenes of the new Butterflies Bloom exhibit for an exclusive backstage tour. Join Butterfly Exhibit Manager, Clara Aus, for a look inside the exhibit to learn more about adult butterflies and then explore the back of house spaces to see how we care for butterflies at all life stages. Offered on select […]

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  • Tea—A 5,000 Year Tradition
    AT THE QUEEN'S LIBRARY TEA ROOM

    One amazing plant in over 3,000 varieties produces the second most consumed beverage on Earth: tea. Join tea expert Mark Ragland for an exploration of all things tea through an elegant formal tea experience at the Queen's Library Tea Room. Steeped in history, lore and tradition, tea is again becoming America's favorite beverage. Taste the […]

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  • LAKESIDE
    COMMUNITY NIGHT

    LGBG is excited to host this year’s Lakeside Community Night! If you attend one of the nearby schools or live in the Lakeside Community, please join us for a fun night filled with food, music, and a splash! Waterway will be open late for all to enjoy, weather permitting. Don’t forget to bring a chair […]

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  • Don’t Be a Chicken of Chicken Wire
    CREATING SUSTAINABLE DESIGNS

    Step beyond floral foam and into sustainable design mechanics with instructor Kate Hugo Vernon. In this immersive workshop, participants will learn how to use chicken wire to create strong, flexible stem support without compromising artistry. You’ll master techniques that allow delicate, water-loving blooms — including dahlias, zinnias, and cosmos — to hydrate naturally while maintaining […]

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  • Living Succulent
    CANDLESTICK TOPIARY

    Discover the beauty of living design in this Living Succulent Candlestick Topiary Workshop at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. In this hands-on experience, participants will work with a hand-turned wooden candlestick, thoughtfully crafted as the base for a sculptural topiary created from their choice of homegrown succulents. This course blends artistry with horticulture, guiding students through […]

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  • Our Little Feathered Friends
    A BIRD PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP

    Everyone loves birds so why not learn how to photograph them? It can be easier if you have a 200mm or longer lens but there are also tricks of the trade that can bring birds to you, even in your own back yard! Our first class will discuss bird photography and techniques used to capture […]

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  • VINE TO GLASS:
    THE END OF SUMMER

    UNCONVENTIONAL WHITES & FIRE-ROASTED RED CLONES

    Don’t put away the patio glasses just yet. Before the autumn chill sets in, we are hosting the ultimate end-of-summer tasting designed to elevate your Labor Day weekend grilling. We will explore heavy-hitting, texturally rich white wines that can handle smoked meats alongside deeply complex, sun-ripened reds born for the open flame. Come discover your […]

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