Gather & Grow Learning Series
A Garden Learning Initiative
“Agricultural Alchemy: The Sustainable Grill”
Thursday, April 24 | 5:30-6:30PM
Hull & Husk transforms agricultural waste into premium cooking pellets.
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Agricultural Alchemy: The Sustainable Grill
Jared Jester, founder of Hull & Husk, collects discarded husks, shells, pits, and grounds from peanuts, pecans, and peach pits from regional farmers, giving these materials new life as sustainable cooking fuel.
When: Thursday, April 24th, 5:30-6:30pm
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Where: Heritage Pavilion
Cost: $25 (includes program, appetizers, and refreshments)Previous Gather & Grow Events
“In the Garden of Good Eatin’, Snakes Were Framed” | Thursday, March 27 | Noon-1PM
Discover common snakes you might find in your garden and why they aren’t all bad.“In the Garden of Good Eatin’, Snakes Were Framed”
Featured Speaker: Dr. Lance McBrayer
Professor and Curator of Herpetology
Department of Biology, Georgia Southern UniversityDr. McBrayer is a passionate biologist whose research reveals how reptiles survive in challenging environments. Since 2007, his field studies in Florida’s Ocala National Forest have documented remarkable animal adaptations, while his curation of 36,000 specimens preserves our region’s natural history.
Registration
$25 General Admission (includes program, lunch, and refreshments)
$20 Garden Members
Botanical Walk & Talk Series
Step into nature’s classroom with our expert-guided Garden walks. These relaxed strolls invite you to pause, observe, and engage in conversations about the plants, wildlife, and natural wonders surrounding you. Each walk highlights different aspects of the Garden, focusing on seasonal events and captivating creatures.
Complimentary with Garden admission
Bee Walk
Sunday, April 27 | 1PM
Explore the fascinating world of bees with garden educator Morgan Dunn. Discover the essential role these creatures play in our ecosystem as Morgan guides you through the garden, pointing out some of their favorite plants. Learn about pollinator conservation and how you can support these vital insects in your own garden!
When: Sunday, April 27th, 1-2pm
Where: Meet at the Garden Entry
Cost: Free with Admission
Guide: Morgan Dunn, Garden EducatorNo registration required – just buzz on by!
Previous Walk & Talk Events
Winter Bird Walk | Saturday, March 22 | 10AM
Winter Bird Walk
Saturday, March 22 | 10AM
Learn about resident birds in the garden and those migrating our way. We recommend bringing binoculars (or borrow a pair from us) and your favorite bird ID app. No app? We’ll help you get set up!
Guide: Darrell Lucas
Graduate Assistant, Botanic GardenSpring 2025 Plant Sale Fundraiser
April 5-6, 2025
Sat April 5 | 9 AM – 2 PM
Sun April 6 | Noon – 4 PM
Entry is FreeOur Garden Plant Sales focus on supporting the Garden’s incredible projects.
Preview the Sale Starting March 28th
Find the perfect additions for your garden, with a special emphasis on Old-Fashioned ‘Passalongs’ and heirloom varieties.
Magnolia Circle Party: Exclusive Early Access to the Plant Sale
Friday, April 4th
Magnolia Circle members have exclusive early access to shop our Spring Plant Sale before it opens to the public. Get first pick of the sale’s finest selection of plants.
Not yet a Magnolia Circle member? Join or upgrade your membership today to enjoy this exclusive benefit while supporting the Garden’s mission.
We can’t wait to see you there!
All sales benefit garden initiatives!
Thank you so much for your support.