Bring your binoculars and get ready to participate in Cornell Labs’ annual Great Backyard Bird Count at the Atlanta Botanical Garden Gainesville. Identification sheets and instructions on how to enter your data as a citizen scientist will be provided by staff. A great event for the whole family. Garden Admission… Read More
Trees are some of the oldest living things on our planet, but how old are they? Explore the science of tree rings and create a work art inspired by this beautifully concentric pattern. Schedule Wednesday, March 20, 10 a.m. – noon Deadline… Read More
Dig into what makes healthy soil for plants. Explore tiny clay particles and sculpt a clay work of art to take home. Schedule Wednesday, March 6, 10 a.m. – noon Deadline February 28 Instructor Rebecca Abdou … Read More
Many pigments and dyes originate from plants. Create and take home your own natural pigment artwork made from botanicals. Schedule Wednesday, February 21, 10 a.m. – noon Deadline February 14 Instructor Rebecca Abdou Homeschool Workshops offer… Read More
Try your hand at making your own unique paper using dried botanicals. Plants are used to make a number of everyday items such as paper, clothing and more. This workshop takes a closer look at how plants are used to make paper. Schedule Wednesday,… Read More
Homeschool Workshop: Seed Dispersal Exploration Learn about different adaptations plants use to spread their seeds far and wide. In this workshop, students will create their own dispersal mechanism and create a suet feeder for their backyard birds. Schedule Wednesday, January 24, 10 a.m. –… Read More
Gainesville Garden Members, take a stroll through the spring garden with one of our talented horticulturists and enjoy everything in bloom! With special focus on our tulip beds and containers, this tour celebrates all the garden offers this season. A walking tour will be offered during member day. Read More
An ecological alternative to hardwood mulch, living plants add wildlife habitat, increase biodiversity, protect the soil and keep weeds down. Learn how this important layer in the garden will beautify your spaces and contribute to the ecosystem. Schedule Saturday, April 20, 10 – 11:30… Read More
Every Friday and Saturday in October, in keeping with this year’s Scarecrows in the Garden theme, Día de Muertos, make a tribute to your loved ones at a community ofrenda in the Kay & Douglas Ivester Visitor Center. Guests can color a sugar skull and… Read More
Create a holiday-themed craft with milkweed seed pods to lift your holiday spirits! Schedule Dec. 5, 10 a.m. – noon, While supplies last, free with Garden admission… Read More
