Presented by the Master Gardeners of Greene County and other garden societies. Held rain or shine at the Japanese Garden Pavilion. Arrive early for best selection of trees, shrubs, grasses, perennials, bedding plants, herbs, bulbs and more. View flyer. Age: All ages Time: 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Fee: Free admission, prices vary per plant
Ozark Soul native plants will have a diversity of regional native plants available to purchase on Saturday, May 6th from 10am-2pm at the Springfield Botanical Garden's Botanical Center--rooftop plaza. Missouri Prairie Foundation's, Grow Native! will be available to answer questions about native plant gardening as well as other related topics.
Bring your lawn chairs or blankets and listen to live, local music in an extraordinary setting! Beer and wine are available for purchase. The concerts are free to attend; a $10 donation is suggested (cash or card accepted). In the case of inclement weather, the concerts will move inside the adjacent Springfield-Greene County Botanical Center. […]
Mark your calendars for Thursday, May 11, from 3-7 pm! Garden Day is an exciting and enriching event for all Friends of the Garden members and garden enthusiasts! Tour the gardens and speak with our garden experts from 3-5 pm, join us at the Botanical Center for the Friends of the Garden annual meeting from […]
Learn the art of pressing flowers and how to display them. Each participant takes home a flower press of their own. Fee covers cost of materials. Registration required. Registration closes May 10. Botanical Center Meeting Room Age: 16 yrs and up Time: 6-7p.m. Fee: $20
A guided garden tour where we learn about the garden’s history and gardening techniques and how to incorporate aspects in your own yard. Age: 16 yrs. and up Time: 1-2 p.m. Fee: Free
Join us in June as we are going to compare and contrast amphibians and reptiles! For children age 6-11, $5/student. Call 891-1515, x 4 to register. Registration closes June 2.
This annual event showcases all of the homemade items from all different types of fibers and textiles. Quilting, rug hooking, making clothes, weaving and so much more. There will be demonstrations, music, and activities for kids.
Discover pages of the book, “All Are Welcome,” as you walk along a path in the park. Presented in partnership with the Springfield-Greene County Library District. Springfield Botanical Gardens 417-891-1515 Age: All ages Time: Sunrise to sunset Fee: Free
Join us as Rachael, owner and founder of Eating the Ozarks, teaches us about the abundance of food in our own landscapes. This will be an outside event, starting at the botanical center. Free event, no registration needed. Call 891-1515, x4 for more information.
