Plant Propagation Aligns with Missouri Learning Standard 9-12. LS3. B.1 Students will compare and contrast sexual and asexual plant reproduction by exploring plant propagation techniques. This will be a hands-on course providing practical applications for STEM concepts. Join us in the gardens for plant science programs that supplement your homeschool STEM curriculum. Designed to meet […]
Join us at the Botanical Center for Garden Story Time. Preschoolers and their families will enjoy a garden-themed story followed by a fun, age-appropriate activity. For more information, contact the […]
Stayin' Alive: Photosynthesis Aligns with MLS 6-8.LS1.C.1 This class explores one of the vital processes it takes for plants to survive. Come for a classroom program followed by a resource-immersion lab. Dress for cold weather and to get dirty. No flip flops please. Join us in the gardens for plant science programs that supplement your […]
Tom Lakowske will share ideas and inspirations for your garden, building better paths, rooms, beds, and borders. Also, tricks to make your garden appear larger, six gazebo tips, and adding […]
Workshop featuring Victoria Hatfield of wallflowerdesign You love native plants, but you want put-together native landscaping that looks great throughout the year. Victoria Hatfield, landscape designer from St. Louis, will help you achieve this, with design considerations, plant selection, and development of a maintenance schedule. A native plant sale, exclusively for workshop attendees, will follow […]
Be a part of one of the most remarkable natural events on the planet! Join Butterfly House volunteers as we partner with Monarch Watch, a research and conservation program, to […]
If you like outdoor living and entertaining, but work during the day or want to avoid the hottest part of the day, twilight gardens are for you! Learn about plants […]
Bring the whole family out on select Friday nights this summer to discover the plants, animals, and history of the garden. Meet on the rooftop garden.
Bring the whole family out on select Friday nights this summer to discover the plants, animals, and history of the garden. Meet on the rooftop garden.
Join Becky Nicholas, Garden Center and Landscape Designer from Wickman’s Garden Village, for an exciting program all about Crepe Myrtles. Becky will share her wealth of information about the types and care of these lovely bloomers. Becky’s programs are always an informative and fun addition to the Learn To Grow In the Garden Series.
