Rainwater harvesting has so many benefits – from happy plants to money in your wallet. With so many things to consider, it can be hard to know where or how to start. This FREE short workshop will touch on all of the basics, and questions to ask yourself. This class is good for those looking to "dip their toes" in ...
For thousands of years Texas plants have been used for sustenance, medicine, and the establishment of the area. As the region and its populations changed, so did the ethnobotany (relationship between people and plants). This seasonally changing tour will explore the Texas Native Trails, exploring the diverse relationships people have had, and still have, with plants in Texas. Instructor: Maeve ...
Our in-house ARCSA trained, rainwater harvesting and irrigation specialist, Jess Mayes, hosts this FREE unique interactive workshop. Come ready to ask questions and find the guidance for your rainwater harvesting projects. Turn water scarcity into water abundance. Rainwater harvesting can reduce storm water runoff, lower your water bill, and keep your garden green all year long. Join us to learn ...
The San Antonio Botanical Garden is bringing the heat with its second Pequeño Pepper Day, focusing this year on the chiles of Mexico and San Antonio. The day will be filled with entertainment and activities for the whole family including: Performances beginning at 10:30 a.m. Azul Barrientos, San Antonio’s beloved singer/songwriter Guadalupe Dance Academy 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. Guided Tour ...
Learn how the shrubby Texas native Capsicum annum took over the world’s palate becoming a culinary, medicinal, cultural staple. Don’t miss out on winning a chile tepin plant. Instructor: Maeve Bassett, Conservation and Volunteer Programs Specialist Registration is required and space is limited. Fee: $10 ($9, Garden members) Deadline to register is July 24 by 10:00 A.M. Registration
Join Andrew Labay, San Antonio Botanical Garden’s Director of Horticulture, to learn all about peppers and growing them in San Antonio. This program will begin with a brief presentation followed by a walk through the garden to look at different varietals and growing methods. Instructor: Andrew Labay, Director of Horticulture Registration is required and space is limited. Fee: $20 ($18, ...
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