Garden Education
Come to the South Carolina Botanical Garden to learn about plants, nature, the environment and gardening in one of our programs, or have a program tailored for your needs or interests...geology adventures and nature walks too. |
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Adult classes & workshops
Winter Lecture Series
Garden Explorations School & Group Programs
Geology Adventures
(Connects to the Sprouting Wings web page)
Check the Calendar |
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Would you like to learn more? |
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Let us share the garden with your groupOur staff can speak about the Garden and a variety of gardening-related topics. From school programs, hands-on learning to speaking engagements, we would like the opportunity to share the SCBG with your organization.
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Listen to us on the radioGarden staff members Lisa Wagner, Sherry Aultman, and John Bodiford are on CU's radio program Your Day on Tuesdays on SCETV public radio (90.1 FM) at noon every other month, fielding questions about plants and gardening. |
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Home & Garden Information Center
The CU Home and Garden Information Center has a number of fact sheets and additional information about gardening and landscaping available on their website. You can order many of these to be sent to your home and start a notebook of helpful gardening tips. |
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The Nature of Clemson: A field guide to the natural history of Clemson University
Learn more about the Garden by downloading this excerpt from The Nature of Clemson: a Field Guide to the Natural History of Clemson University (written by Director of Education Lisa Wagner with co-authors Umit Yilmaz, Vic Shelburne, Jerry Waldvogel, and Mary Haque).
Order your copy today by clicking on the Nature of Clemson cover to the right or call 864-656-3405 to order by phone. |
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The Children's Garden
The Children's Garden initiative (link) is an ongoing project to develop the area between the Nature Center and the Sprouting Wings Greenhouse as a vibrant and lively garden space for children and adults to explore and learn.
There's lots more information available on the web, including excellent information from other universities, gardening sites, etc.. A site you might find interesting close to home is our Director of Education's blog about her home garden, which chronicles her seasonal observations. Lisa's favorite links will be posted soon, but meanwhile check out her blog... |
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