Teens in the Garden – Fieldtrip!
This year-round program allows teens who love nature and the Garden to participate in volunteer service learning projects, career building opportunities and exploring nature and fun with science.
Five things to do at the Garden this Spring
What’re your “plant” this spring? Garden staff has compiled the ultimate guide to the best activities and events to experience while visiting the...
Women’s History Month
The Garden continues to celebrate Women’s History Month by highlighting leaders, both present and past, who have shaped the Garden through...
Springtime Planting for Kids
Explore three plants kids can grow with help from an adult family member. Growing vegetables is a simple way to introduce young children to gardening.
St. Patrick’s Day Scavenger Hunt
Cactus can take on many shapes and sizes. Some are small some are humongous. Try this fun art activity with children of all ages.
Less Water More Garden
Do you know how much water is used and wasted with residential irrigation systems? 70% of potable (drinking) water is used to water landscapes. 50%...
National Women’s History Month
All month long, the Garden is celebrating Women's History Month by spotlighting four iconic women, both past and present, that have shaped the...
The Nature Connection
Nature has always been a great inspiration to many artists and leaders. A canvas painting. Architecture. Garden landscapes. Photography. Even...
March EcoQuest: Wildflower Wonders: Round 2
Join the march EcoQuest: wildflower wonders: round 2 Join the March EcoQuest: Wildflower Wonders: Round 2 Find and map as many wildflowers...
