This course provides an in-depth overview of the tools and techniques used by botanists to identify woody plants to the species level using winter characteristics. Attendees are exposed to the […]

Every painting or watercolor doodle can be made into a unique and expressive notecard. On day one, experiment with a few watercolor techniques to create colorful, "not too precious" pieces. […]

In this hands-on course, Kate Hugo Vernon, owner of The Arranger’s Market, introduces students to the art of embellishing designs with fruits and berries, adding unexpected color, texture, and a […]

Winter is the time of year where a lot of photographers put their cameras in the closet until spring – however, the winter landscape can offer incredible opportunities to sharpen […]

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 […]

Note: Due to inclement weather, the Thursday, January 29 session of this class has been rescheduled to Thursday, February 26. In Part III of the introductory botanical drawing series, you […]