Join Conservatory Horticulturist Clare Reines for a day of crafting autumn themed flower crowns! Learn to make your own flower crown using fresh floral material in gorgeous fall colors. Clare will teach you how to choose flowers that will hold their color and shape as they dry into a lasting headpiece. Fees: Member $67, Non-Member […]
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Please join us on September 27th from 11am–3pm for our Monarch Migration Celebration! Celebrate the annual migration of the monarch butterflies with an afternoon honoring Hispanic culture, the incredible journey of the monarchs, and the connections between people, place, and migration. Each fall, millions of monarchs begin an extraordinary journey south to Mexico, traveling thousands […]
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Learn how to expand your garden the natural way in this hands-on fall workshop focused on dividing perennials and selecting small, woody plants. Autumn is one of the best times to rejuvenate established plants and create new ones — and this class will show you how. We’ll begin with a brief, practical overview covering the […]
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Discover the elegance and beauty of the Art Nouveau movement through floral design. Inspired by the period’s graceful, flowing lines and celebration of nature, participants will explore how artists and designers incorporated the organic forms of flowers, vines, and garden plants into their work. This class also honors Grace Arents (1848 – 1926), whose love […]
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Learn how to create the basic shapes and styles of floral designs—the building blocks for true creativity—with floral designer Mimi Cassick. This course will introduce you to techniques and styles commonly used by professionals. Learn preparation techniques, how to create basic shapes and how to prepare flowers for long-lasting arrangements. Through step-by-step instructions, students will […]
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Think a shady garden has to be green and boring? Think again. Discover how to transform low-light spaces into vibrant, four-season landscapes filled with color, texture, and ecological value. In Gardening in the Shade, you'll learn how to evaluate different types of shade, select outstanding plants for Zone 7 conditions, and which plants create depth, […]
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Nevada Tribble is an interdisciplinary fiber artist who finds inspiration by seeking solace in nature. Her work is a sensory experience of color and texture, often featuring layered combinations of weaving, sewing, and handmade paper. Nevada lives in Elkins, West Virginia, where the beauty and biodiversity of the Appalachian mountain landscape provide plenty of inspiration […]
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This exhibit is inspired by individuals with color vision deficiencies. Seeing Color explores the relationships between colors and textures. This series offers an exploratory experience for all, with a focus on people who live with colorblindness. Color plays a significant role in the natural world signaling change, providing protection, and evoking attraction. Curiosity arises when […]
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You’ve built a strong foundation in Botanical Drawing I, learning to see, structure, and create form using only line. Now, it’s time to expand your understanding of depth and dimension by exploring light, shadow, and value. This course takes the next step in your artistic journey, sharpening your ability to see subtle shifts in light […]
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We all know that soil is fundamental for life, but did you know that soil itself is a living ecosystem? When it is healthy, soil performs many critical functions. Join instructor Karin Stretchko, Assistant Professor at Reynolds Community College, to learn about core principles and best management practices to enhance and promote soil health in […]
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