Rooted & Reaching: Art Therapy at The Garden
2026-03-17 10:00 - 23:30, 2026-03-24 10:00 - 23:30 (America/Toronto) | Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2, Canada
Join Mahja Kabir, an artist and art therapy trainee, for a weekly open art therapy experience!

Urban Vegetable Gardening: 4 Part Workshop
2026-03-18 19:00 - 2026-04-08 21:00 | ON
Join us and learn how to grow your own urban vegetable garden in this 4-part workshop.

In this 4-part workshop series, Toronto Master Gardeners will guide you through a variety of topics on Urban Vegetable Gardening with presentations, hands-on demonstrations, and exercises. From the process of garden planning to vegetable selection and seeding, these workshops will provide you with the knowledge and tools to create your own successful and productive garden. Everyone is welcome at this workshop, which is geared to novice and intermediate gardeners.
Schedule: Wednesdays, March 18, 25, April 1 and 8 from 7 to 9 p.m. (four sessions).
Registration: Public $100, TBG Members $85 (plus applicable taxes and fees)
Program Schedule:
Session 1 – From Balconies to Backyards: Planning a Successful Vegetable Garden
Wednesday, March 18:
Are you growing vegetables for the first time or aiming to increase the productivity of an existing vegetable patch? This session will highlight key factors to consider when planning a vegetable garden in a variety of growing spaces. Participants will have the opportunity to begin designing a garden plan with the help of a Toronto Master Gardener. A pre-measure or thought about size and area of your proposed garden is recommended. Basic sketching materials will be provided. Come prepared with your dreams & ideas!
Session 2 – What does it all mean!? Demystifying gardening terminology and deciding what to plant!
Wednesday, March 25:
Fabaceae and Solanaceae, Heirloom, Open-pollinated and Hybrid – oh my! Gardening can feel like learning a new language. In this session we’ll demystify the terminology first, then work on choosing plants that will suit your conditions and thrive. Participants will learn key tips for reading seed catalogues and packets with confidence. Building on your garden plan this session will guide you in choosing specific vegetables to grow. Participants will learn about vegetable selection, planting strategies and begin work on their own personalized planting plan.
Session 3 – Tips for a successful crop and plentiful harvest
Wedesday, April 1:
In this session, we’ll take a deeper dive into some of the most commonly grown vegetables, exploring their growth habits, plant care, disease prevention, and harvesting techniques. You’ll learn practical tips and tricks for producing a successful crop, along with strategies for extending the growing season and harvesting more than one crop from the same space. Participants are encouraged to bring a cell phone, iPad, or other WiFi-enabled device to join a fun Kahoot quiz!
Session 4 – Starting Your Veggies From Seed
Wednesday, April 8:
Would you like to grow veggies that have been in your family for generations, maybe even start homesteading, or perhaps (like many of us) just have fun experimenting with a home garden? From seed sowing to thinning plants, learning the difference between cotyledons and true leaves, knowing when to use warming pads or grow-lights … in this seminar you’ll learn everything you didn’t know you needed to know to start growing veggies and herbs from seed! Our workshop activity will be learning how to plant seeds and transplant seedlings.
About Toronto Master Gardeners (TMG)
Toronto Master Gardeners (TMG) is a volunteer not-for-profit organization that shares current, science-based horticultural information with the gardening public through various channels, including in person, in print, through the media, and online. Our committed volunteers support and inspire the community, and continually update the sound knowledge required to help them. Learn more and ask your questions Toronto Master Gardeners – Helping Gardeners.
Additional Program Information

Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement.
For more information on accessibility at the garden please review our Accessibility Features webpage. If you have any accessibility requirements during your program please email programsupport@torontobotanicalgarden.ca.
To learn more about the Toronto Botanical Garden and our programs, please review our list of Frequently Asked Questions.

Winter Watercolour Workshop
2026-03-21 13:00 - 16:00 | Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2, Canada
Get creative this winter season with this beginner-friendly watercolour class. Join us for another Watercolour Workshop as we explore a variety of techniques while creating a cheerful fruit study. This session focuses on softer, playful, and loose approaches to watercolour, giving participants the chance to experiment, relax, and enjoy the flow of paint. Perfect for anyone looking to loosen up their style and have some creative fun.

Beginners welcome. All materials are included.

Saturday, March 21, 1 to 4 p.m.Public $45, TBG Members $35 (plus applicable taxes and fees)

About Linda Borris
Linda is a Toronto-based artist, specializing in Watercolour painting techniques. She focuses on her interests in botanical studies and constantly strives to discover interesting ways to portray her work. Linda’s painting compositions depict her particular attention to detail. Her art generally consists of bright, bold colours and forms. Mostly working with florals, Linda occasionally completes a fun landscape. Her paintings’ subject matter are usually taken from her own photography images. Linda loves to share her enjoyment in the lively and vibrant world of botanical essences. Her art can be seen in both group exhibits and separate venues. She is a member of the Beach Guild of Fine Art and former member of Botanical Artists of Canada.
Also visit Linda’s work on Instagram: @watercolourslinda
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Join the Toronto Botanical Garden (TBG) as a member to get a discount on this program, upcoming events and classes, and free parking. A TBG membership helps you deepen your knowledge and connection to the natural world, become a part of a dynamic community of plant people, and be inspired! Become a member!
Additional Program Information

Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement.
For more information on accessibility at the garden please review our Accessibility Features webpage. If you have any accessibility requirements during your program please email programsupport@torontobotanicalgarden.ca.
To learn more about the Toronto Botanical Garden and our programs, please review our list of Frequently Asked Questions.

Botanical Linocut Printmaking
2026-03-24 13:00 - 2026-03-31 15:00 | ON
Join us and learn the basics of linocut printmaking inspired by botanicals!

In this 2-part series, you’ll create original botanical art through the process of Linocut relief printmaking. Artist and instructor Alan Li will demonstrate how to carve your design onto a linocut block and techniques for hand-printing your images. At the end of the course you’ll take home hand-crafted prints made on a variety of fine art papers. All materials are provided but please bring your own photos, sketches or designs for inspiration and reference.
Wearing an apron or old clothing is recommended. Beginners welcome.
Art materials provided include*:
1 Linocut block
2 Mixed media blank note-cards with matching envelopes
3 Sheets white art paper
2 Sheets Japanese Mulberry paper
1 Sheet grey art paper
Black printmaking ink
Envelope
*Subject to availability. Substitutes will be provided in instances where listed materials are not available.
Tuesday, March 24 and 31 from 1 to 3 p.m. (two sessions).
Registration: Public $90, TBG Members $80 (plus applicable taxes and fees)
About Alan Li
Artist and conservationist Alan Li uses pencils, ink and paint to document the wonders of the natural world. Alan’s mission is to build connections to nature through arts-based education. Since 2015, he has been partnering with non-profit environmental organizations to teach nature focused art programs and workshops.
Alan was responsible for the successful launch of the Toronto Nature Sketch program in 2018, teaching all of the art lessons during that inaugural year. Nature Sketch is an initiative of Canadian artist Robert Bateman and the Bateman Foundation.
In 2019, Alan was a speaker at the annual Ravine Symposium at Toronto Botanical Garden. In his presentation, he shared stories behind ravine inspired artwork created by himself and a small brigade of volunteer artists. Funds raised through the sale of the artwork were donated to ravine conservation initiatives at the garden.
Alan currently teaches Field Sketching, Nature Drawing and Linocut Printmaking at Toronto Botanical Garden and the High Park Nature Centre.
www.alanlidrawings.com

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Join the Toronto Botanical Garden (TBG) as a member to get a discount on this program, upcoming events and classes, and free parking. A TBG membership helps you deepen your knowledge and connection to the natural world, become a part of a dynamic community of plant people, and be inspired! Become a member !
Additional Program Information

Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement.
For more information on accessibility at the garden please review our Accessibility Features webpage. If you have any accessibility requirements during your program please email programsupport@torontobotanicalgarden.ca.
To learn more about the Toronto Botanical Garden and our programs, please review our list of Frequently Asked Questions.

Forest Bathing at the Garden
2026-03-27 13:00 - 15:00 | ON
Connect with nature and join us for a guided forest therapy walk!

Welcome Spring and rekindle your relationship with nature through a guided outdoor Forest Bathing walk with certified forest therapy guide Laura Bincik. At a slow pace and in community with other participants and the environment, you will be guided by a series of invitations throughout the experience to awaken your senses and intentionally connect with nature in the present moment.
We will gather briefly indoors to prepare for the walk and consider the origin of Forest Bathing as well as some of the benefits of the practice. When we venture outside onsite, we will cover a loop of approx.1.5 Km on paved pathways, lawns and bare ground, at times encountering uneven terrain and inclines. We will be strolling, standing and sitting (if you wish to). Your comfort and safety are most important! As this program occurs rain or shine, please dress warmly for the weather and wear sturdy, closed-toed footwear. You may wish to bring a water bottle, a hat, mittens, sun glasses, walking poles and/or a folding stool or sitting/kneeling pad.
As the walk ends, we will gather and partake in a seasonal tea, snacks and taste honey harvested at Toronto Botanical Garden.
In the event of severe weather or environmental conditions, TBG staff will make alternative arrangements to the program.
Washrooms are available onsite.
The program is suited for adults 18+. All participants must sign a liability waiver at the start of the program.
Friday, March 27 from 1 to 3 p.m.
Registration: Public $35, TBG Members $30 (plus applicable taxes and fees)
About Laura Bincik
Laura Bincik is a certified Forest Therapy guide with the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy. Following a career that straddled health care and education, Laura discovered that her lifelong sense of awe for the natural world could be enriched and shared with others to enhance wellbeing. Laura feels a connection to the land and the wonder of being in nature from countless hours spent exploring Toronto ravines in all seasons. An active member of Nature and Forest Therapy Canada, Laura follows the growing research on the mental and physical health benefits of Forest Bathing and is expanding her practice by connecting with local, national and international leaders in the field.
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Join the Toronto Botanical Garden (TBG) as a member to get a discount on this program, upcoming events and classes, and free parking. A TBG membership helps you deepen your knowledge and connection to the natural world, become a part of a dynamic community of plant people, and be inspired! Become a member!
Additional Program Information

Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement.
For more information on accessibility at the garden please review our Accessibility Features webpage. If you have any accessibility requirements during your program please email programsupport@torontobotanicalgarden.ca.
To learn more about the Toronto Botanical Garden and our programs, please review our list of Frequently Asked Questions.

Kickstart Your Lawn
2026-03-28 10:00 - 11:30 | Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2, Canada
Join us and learn everything you need to know to kickstart your lawn this Spring!

Kick-start your growing season with this practical lawn and garden workshop. Learn how to create a healthier yard by making space for native plants, choosing the right species, and reducing paved areas. Discover how to assess your site, understand sun exposure and soil types, identify and remove invasive plants, and improve lawn care through proper nutrition, aeration, mowing, and watering. The workshop also introduces the basics of composting and rain barrel use, giving you the tools to build a thriving, more sustainable outdoor space
You will leave this workshop with a plan for a healthy, beautiful yard!
Saturday, March 28 from 10 to 11:30 a.m.
Registration: Public $20, TBG Members $15 (plus applicable taxes and fees)
About Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA)
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) is one of 36 Conservation Authorities in Ontario. They:

Take care of nine watersheds and the Lake Ontario shoreline, in partnership with municipalities, the Province, and community members,
Work to preserve and protect the land,
Monitor and report on the health of the environment in the Toronto Region,
Engage communities and encourage people of all ages to get outside and enjoy nature!

Join Toronto Botanical Garden
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Additional Program Information

Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement.
For more information on accessibility at the garden please review our Accessibility Features webpage. If you have any accessibility requirements during your program please email programsupport@torontobotanicalgarden.ca.
To learn more about the Toronto Botanical Garden and our programs, please review our list of Frequently Asked Questions.

Paper Quilling: Cherry Blossom Workshop
2026-03-28 14:00 - 16:00 | ON
Join us for a fun-filled workshop on paper quilling and learn how to make amazing art with paper strips!

Welcome Spring with this super fun, beginner-friendly quilling workshop where we transform paper strips into delicate Cherry Blossoms on a 5″ x 7″ canvas.
No prior experience needed – just bring your imagination! The best part is you get to choose the colors and arrange the flowers in your own style, making each piece a one‑of‑a‑kind creation that’s uniquely yours.
Beginners welcome. All materials included.
Saturday, March 28 from 2 to 4 p.m.
Registration: Public $50, TBG Members $45 (plus applicable taxes and fees).
Suitable for ages 9+.
About Deepa Krishnan
Deepa Krishnan is a self-taught artist specializing in the art of Paper Quilling which involves manipulating narrow strips of paper to create exquisite designs. She discovered this art form when she was looking for a creative outlet from her engineering job. She was amazed by the possibilities and beauty of paper quilling, that she decided to pursue it as a full-time career. Since then, she has been passionately mastering this technique and has created many artworks drawing inspiration from nature, music and travel. She cuts the paper strips in different widths to add depth and dimension to her creations. She loves to play with the colours and experiment with the quilling techniques to create her own distinctive style. Deepa believes that anyone can learn this art form, regardless of their age or skill level and she hosts many workshops to spread the joy of quilling. She enjoys seeing her students discover their own creativity and style in paper quilling.
Website: https://www.deepakrishnan.com/
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Additional Program Information

Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement.
For more information on accessibility at the garden please review our Accessibility Features webpage. If you have any accessibility requirements during your program please email programsupport@torontobotanicalgarden.ca.
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Floral Design Program: Designing with Lilies, Tropicals & Orchids
2026-04-01 18:00 - 2026-04-22 21:00 | Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2, Canada
Get ready to unleash your creativity with lilies, tropicals & orchids in this hands-on floral design class. These are truly special flowers for design, each having unique characteristics that offer something special for designers. Explore the history of these flowers and key horticultural characteristics, including their diverse colours, forms, and textures. You will also learn how to create outstanding traditional and contemporary arrangements.

Prerequisites: Classic Design Fundamentals I &II. Learn more about our Certificate in Floral Design

Wednesdays, April 1, 8, 15, 22, 6 to 9 p.m.
Public $240, Members $190 (plus applicable taxes and fees)

Registration Deadline: Friday, March 27 at 12:00 PM.

Please note: Course fees do not include flowers or supplies. Students are encouraged to find a local flower shop or grocery store to purchase their flowers. A materials list will be e-mailed prior to the start of each class.

About Lil Taggart
Lil Taggart is an experienced and creative designer and instructor in Floral Arts. She is also an accredited Floral Design Judge and has competed on an international level as well as domestically. She serves on the board of Canada Blooms, co-chairs the staging for the Toronto Flower Show, is past president of the Georgetown Horticultural society and is a member of The Garden Club of Toronto.
Additional Program Information

Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement.
For more information on accessibility at the garden please review our Accessibility Features webpage. If you have any accessibility requirements during your program please email programsupport@torontobotanicalgarden.ca.
To learn more about the Toronto Botanical Garden and our programs, please review our list of Frequently Asked Questions.

Keep Fit in Spring (6 sessions)
2026-04-07 10:00 - 2026-05-12 10:00 | Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2, Canada
Get your body moving and feeling good! This class combines gentle, full-body exercises that boost your balance, agility, strength, and posture—all while helping prevent pain, stiffness, and falls. With a mix of stretching, light weights, and mindful movement, you’ll leave feeling stronger, looser, and more energized. It’s an hour of movement that’s as fun as it is good for you.

Tuesdays, April 7 through May 12, 10 to 11 a.m. (6 sessions)Public $90, TBG Member $72

If you are interested in a trial class, please contact programsupport@torontobotanicalgarden.ca for more information.

About Tena van AndelTena van Andel is a certified Level II 3-D Workout™ instructor who wants to keep all of us moving till we’re 102. She enjoys volunteering for the Toronto Master Gardeners and is busy rewilding a 19th-century rundown farmhouse, fondly referred to as her ‘estate’.

Become a Member and SaveJoin the Toronto Botanical Garden (TBG) as a member to get a discount on this program, upcoming events and classes, and free parking. A TBG membership helps you deepen your knowledge and connection to the natural world, become a part of a dynamic community of plant people, and be inspired! Become a member!

Additional Program Information

Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement.

For more information on accessibility at the garden please review our Accessibility Features webpage. If you have any accessibility requirements during your program please email programsupport@torontobotanicalgarden.ca.

To learn more about the Toronto Botanical Garden and our programs, please review our list of Frequently Asked Questions.

Drawing with Botanical Ink
2026-04-11 13:00 - 16:00 | Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2, Canada
Join us for a fun-filled day of creating beautiful artwork using botanical ink!

In this workshop you’ll learn how to draw a leaf using a classic dip pen with black walnut ink. The warm brown ink evokes the timeless drawings of Renaissance Master Leonardo da Vinci. Your instructor will also explain how to make your own ink. All participants will go home with a dip pen handle, metal drawing nip and small bottle of black walnut ink made at Toronto Botanical Garden!
No experience is required; just bring your curiosity and enthusiasm!
Beginners welcome.
Materials are included. You will take home the following:

1 dip pen handle
1 Japanese metal drawing nib
1 sheet of archival-quality herbarium paper
1 small bottle of Black Walnut ink made at TBG.

Saturday, April 11, 1 to 4 p.m.Public $65, TBG Members $55 (plus applicable taxes and fees)
About Alan Li
Artist and conservationist Alan Li uses pencils, ink and paint to document the wonders of the natural world. Alan’s mission is to build connections to nature through arts-based education. Since 2015, he has been partnering with non-profit environmental organizations to teach nature-focused art programs and workshops.
Alan was responsible for the successful launch of the Toronto Nature Sketch program in 2018, teaching all of the art lessons during that inaugural year. Nature Sketch is an initiative of Canadian artist Robert Bateman and the Bateman Foundation.
In 2019, Alan was a speaker at the annual Ravine Symposium at Toronto Botanical Garden. In his presentation, he shared stories behind ravine-inspired artwork created by himself and a small brigade of volunteer artists. Funds raised through the sale of the artwork were donated to ravine conservation initiatives at the garden.
Alan currently teaches Field Sketching, Nature Drawing and Linocut Printmaking at Toronto Botanical Garden and the High Park Nature Centre.
www.alanlidrawings.com
Join Toronto Botanical Garden
Join the Toronto Botanical Garden (TBG) as a member to get a discount on this program, upcoming events and classes, and free parking. A TBG membership helps you deepen your knowledge and connection to the natural world, become a part of a dynamic community of plant people, and be inspired! Become a member!
Additional Program Information

Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement.
For more information on accessibility at the garden please review our Accessibility Features webpage. If you have any accessibility requirements during your program please email programsupport@torontobotanicalgarden.ca.
To learn more about the Toronto Botanical Garden and our programs, please review our list of Frequently Asked Questions.

Beyond the Basics: Spring Succulent Arrangement Workshop
2026-04-11 14:00 - 15:00 | Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2, Canada
Join us this Spring and go deeper into succulent arrangements! Take your succulent arranging skills to the next level in this workshop designed for enthusiasts ready to elevate their craft. Guided by an experienced succulent designer, you’ll explore advanced techniques and expert tips to create show-stopping arrangements that thrive.

This hands-on workshop features the design and assembly of a stunning centerpiece arrangement in a large, modern ceramic planter. Perfect for your dining table, coffee table, or entryway, this statement piece will showcase your creativity and eye for design.

We’ll dive deeper into succulent styling principles, including color harmony, texture combinations, and structural balance. You’ll also learn how to maintain larger arrangements and keep them vibrant year-round.

All materials are provided, including premium succulent varieties, specialty soil, and a sleek ceramic planter. Bring your love for succulents and a willingness to experiment—you’ll leave with a centerpiece that’s truly a work of living art. Perfect for plant lovers ready to go beyond the basics!

Saturday, April 11, 2 to 3 p.m.
Public $85, TBG Members $80 (plus applicable taxes and fees).

About Canadian Succulents
Canadian Succulents is a small business that creates floral arrangements entirely from succulents and cacti. They not only arrange and design all of the creations but also grow all the plants that can be found in them as well. They operate out of a greenhouse just northeast of the city, where they grow over 300 varieties of succulents and cacti. They grow and create these designs for wedding centrepieces and favors, corporate events and gifting, and hotel and office greenery.
http://www.canadiansucculents.net/

Join Today!Join the Toronto Botanical Garden (TBG) as a member to get a discount on this program, upcoming events and classes, and free parking. A TBG membership helps you deepen your knowledge and connection to the natural world, become a part of a dynamic community of plant people, and be inspired! Become a member!

Additional Program Information

Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement.
For more information on accessibility at the garden please review our Accessibility Features webpage. If you have any accessibility requirements during your program please email programsupport@torontobotanicalgarden.ca.
To learn more about the Toronto Botanical Garden and our programs, please review our list of Frequently Asked Questions.

Native Plant Series: Potting Up Seedlings & Plant Exchange
2026-06-06 10:00 - 12:00 | Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2, Canada
Join us for an engaging workshop series where you’ll learn about biodiversity, native plants & how to enhance your garden! Nature needs your help, and it’s as simple as using native plants in your garden! Biodiversity, the variety of all living things necessary to sustain life, is declining due to climate change, habitat loss from increasing urbanization, and agricultural practices. Discover the importance of native plants, learn how to grow them to attract pollinators, and enhance the beauty of your garden.

Session 3: Potting Up Seedlings & Plant ExchangeGrow your gardening skills this winter with a hands-on seedling workshop! The Toronto Master Gardeners will demonstrate how to carefully select seedlings and pot them up into 4” pots, giving you the confidence to nurture young plants at home. Participants in the January session are invited to bring their own germinated seeds to exchange with fellow gardeners, while limited seedlings will also be provided for those who didn’t join the earlier sessions.

Saturday, June 6, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Public $20, TBG Members $15 (plus applicable taxes and fees)

Previous Sessions:

Session 1: Native Plant Series: Collecting Native Seed – Saturday, October 25, 2025
Session 2: Native Plant Series: Winter Sowing – Saturday, January 10, 2026

About Tina Cesaroni & Pat Concessi
Toronto Master Gardeners, Tina and Pat, are transitioning their home gardens to more natural environments, which includes adding native plants, shrubs and trees. They collect seed each fall and grow native plants from seed for their own gardens and to share with the their communities.
About Toronto Master Gardeners
Toronto Master Gardeners (TMG) is a volunteer not-for-profit organization that shares current, science-based horticultural information with the gardening public through various channels, including in person, in print, through the media, and online. Our committed volunteers support and inspire the community, and continually update the sound knowledge required to help them. Learn more and ask your questions Toronto Master Gardeners – Helping Gardeners.
Join Toronto Botanical Garden
Join the Toronto Botanical Garden (TBG) as a member to get a discount on this program, upcoming events and classes, and free parking. A TBG membership helps you deepen your knowledge and connection to the natural world, become a part of a dynamic community of plant people, and be inspired! Become a member!
Additional Program Information

Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement.
For more information on accessibility at the garden please review our Accessibility Features webpage. If you have any accessibility requirements during your program please email programsupport@torontobotanicalgarden.ca.
To learn more about the Toronto Botanical Garden and our programs, please review our list of Frequently Asked Questions.
