Drawing is a means of recording the visual world around us. Focus on composition, proportion and perspective as you learn how to use graphite to sketch nature devoid of color
Installing a pocket prairie requires a commitment to learning about plants and regularly engaging the natural world while learning to practice patience as your prairie evolves over time
Why are native bees such a buzz-worthy topic? These magnificent, hard-working insects are diverse, fascinating and vital to landscapes
It's finally bluebonnet season! Well, bluebonnet propagation season that is. Get the best tips and tricks for successfully planting, germinating and transplanting your own bluebonnet seeds with your family
Bulbs, corms, rhizomes, tuberous roots and tubers oh my! Let's talk about native geophytes, how to care for them and which to plant in the fall for spring blooms in this new class
Ramble along the Hill Country Trails as a family to explore and learn about our Center's most natural areas
Express your love of sunflowers with a new artistic technique using alcohol inks on ceramic tiles
Express your love of sunflowers with a new artistic technique using alcohol inks on ceramic tiles
Learn the art of botanical preservation with your very own plant press and cast your specimens in epoxy resin in this new family workshop
Enjoy a rare opportunity to sip cocktails and tour the gardens after hours with our very own Director of Horticulture, Andrea DeLong-Amaya
