Enjoy a fun evening dining, sipping, and learning as Chef Masatomo Hamaya of O-Ku prepares a four-part small plate menu. Fee: $77 (non-members) and $70 (members) Registration: Call 404-876-5859 ext 2559 Deadline: One week before session See the full schedule… Read More
Enjoy a fun evening dining, sipping, and learning from Chef Rodney Smith Jr. of 5Church Midtown in the Edible Garden Outdoor Kitchen. Fee: $77 (non-members) and $70 (members) Registration: Call 404-876-5859 ext 2559 Deadline: One week before session See the full schedule… Read More
Discussion Title: Drivers and Consequences of Earlier Flowering Under Climate Change Earlier flowering is one of the most widespread biological responses to climate change, and these shifts in the timing of flowering are especially pronounced at high elevations and high latitudes, places where climate change is occurring rapidly. Read More
Presentation Title: Unearthing Hidden Stories of Yaupon, North America’s Native Caffeinated Plant: Or, why don’t we drink it? We totally should. Description of Presentation: For millennia, Indigenous communities have wielded the stimulating leaves of caffeinated hollies native to the Americas for their social and psychoactive potency. With European Contact, yerba mate… Read More
Enjoy a relaxing evening dining, sipping and learning from Chef Bruno Vergara of El Viñedo Local in the Edible Garden Outdoor Kitchen. Fee: $77 (non-members) and $70 (members) Registration: Call 404-876-5859 ext 2559 Deadline: One week before session See the full schedule … Read More
Presentation Title: Seed Viability Testing for the Research and Conservation of Epiphytic and Terrestrial Orchids. Description of Presentation: Seed viability tests are used to assess if a seed is alive, metabolically active, and possesses the enzymes needed for germination. These tests are essential to determining the success of ex-situ conservation efforts… Read More
Discussion Title: Fire in the Forest: The Importance of Fire to Georgia’s Forests Speaker Bio: Nick DiLuzio is a Certified Forester and serves as the Vice President of the Georgia Forestry Foundation, where he leads the Foundation’s growth efforts as it continues to expand its body of work that… Read More
The exhibition, presented May 7 – Oct. 16, features 18 installations of nearly 70 museum-quality metal sculptures inspired by the Japanese art of folding paper that are the creations of Santa Fe artists Kevin and Jennifer Box. Throughout the Garden will be large-scale sculptures of flying birds, emerging butterflies, grazing… Read More
Be among the first to step back into to our magical, fan-favorite mosaiculture exhibition, Alice’s Wonderland Returns, with immersive theatrical entertainment from The Off-Centered Project, live music from cellist Jessica Messere and DJ Yvonne Monet, imaginative crafts and activities for kids, tasty treats, and more! All members: May… Read More
Jennifer Jewell is a best-selling author and host of public radio’s award-winning program and podcast Cultivating Place. Jennifer’s recent book The Earth in Her Hands: 75 Extraordinary Women Working in the World of Plants, focuses on the unique way on how horticulture intersects with our every day world and on… Read More
