May 1 and 2
In conjunction with the opening weekend of the exhibition Emily Dickinson's Garden: The Poetry of Flowers, delve into the world of Victorian flowers and their meanings. Create tussie-mussies—talking bouquets—to express yourself as Dickinson did.
May 8 and 9
Emily Dickinson had a talent for conveying her thoughts and feelings through floral imagery. Expand your floral vocabulary and explore methods of drying, pressing, and expressing yourself through pressed-flower arrangements.
May 15 and 16
Learn about early season chores and happenings in the spring garden.
May 22 and 23
Emily Dickinson wrote about pollinators and their lives in the garden. Learn “green” gardening practices that will attract important pollinators into your garden.
May 29, 30, and 31
Sustainability and eating locally has become fashionable. Learn how to make homemade butter decorated with herbs and edible flowers.
June 5 and 6
Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden
The rose is celebrated by gardeners and poets alike. Learn the basic care of these beautiful flowers.
June 12 and 13
Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden
Get a refresher course on basics rose care, and learn about several award-winning roses.
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