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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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  • EDIBLE HISTORY:
    Plants of the Mediterranean

    Transport yourself to the sun-soaked landscapes of the Mediterranean and discover the plants that thrive in its signature climate of hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters. Join expert Mark Ragland and explore the history and unique characteristics of these resilient plants and discover many of the herbs and ingredients that define Mediterranean cuisine. Then, […]

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  • DREAM CREATURES OF MEXICO
    A WALKING TOUR OF ALEBRIJES
    AUGUST 13

    Join us as we explore a fantastical outdoor art exhibit on display throughout the Garden featuring vibrant and whimsical, large-scale cartoneria (papier-mâché) creations designed by Mexico City cartoneros (papier-mâché artists). This immersive exhibition pays tribute to the exceptional craftsmanship of Mexican artisans while celebrating the depth and beauty of Mexico’s rich cultural heritage. Along the way, you’ll discover how […]

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  • LOCALLY GROWN
    SUMMER CENTERPIECE WORKSHOP

    The participants will discover how to create breathtaking foam-free centerpieces using fresh, farm-sourced seasonal flowers and foliage. In this workshop, you will learn the step-by-step process of creating a free-flowing, organic-style centerpiece, paying special attention to color, shape and movement. We’ll be designing our centerpiece using the best locally grown blooms and foliage available. Instructor […]

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  • Meditative Botanical
    DRAWING

    Channel your creativity and find your bliss in this workshop with local artist Dana DuMont. Use nature as your inspiration to design complex, imaginative images with repeated organic lines and shapes. Working with graphite, watercolor and colored pencils, you will create small works suitable for framing. This relaxing workshop will be held in a classroom […]

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  • HERBALISM 101
    OILS & SALVES

    Join instructor Nitika Achalam for an engaging session where she delves into the world of medicinal plants to craft beneficial oils and salves. Learn about various carriers and processes while we co-create our own herbal salve to take home. Dive into the art of herbal infusions with a shared tea-making experience and leave equipped with […]

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  • Butterfly Pinning
    101

    Join us for a hands-on workshop where you’ll learn the delicate art of butterfly pinning — a timeless method of preserving these stunning insects for display. In this class, you’ll be guided through each step of the process, from rehydration of the specimens to proper pinning techniques. Perfect for beginners and enthusiasts alike, this class […]

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  • WORLDS UNDER GLASS
    DESERT TO RAINFOREST TOUR
    AUGUST 18

    Take an immersive journey through Earth's diverse plant biomes - each distinct in climate, flora, and visual impact. Wander through the stark beauty of the desert, where resilient plants thrive with little water. Step into Mediterranean climates known for food, wine, and fragrances. View the layers of the hot humid tropical rainforest filled with lush […]

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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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