This season, big changes are underway! As we embark upon construction of the transformative Garden Gateway Project, a range of engaging education programs will continue but will feel slightly different during this period of exciting growth. You’ll find plant-inspired programs to engage your mind and body that take place onsite, offsite and virtually.
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Duke Gardens' Michelle Rawlins, Ruth Mary Meyer Japanese Garden horticulturist, and Megan Brown, horticulturist of the Doris Duke Center Gardens, will demonstrate how to construct a holiday wreath for...
Duke Gardens' Michelle Rawlins, Ruth Mary Meyer Japanese Garden horticulturist, and Megan Brown, horticulturist of the Doris Duke Center Gardens, will demonstrate how to construct a holiday wreath for...
A garden in winter can be just as vibrant as in any other season. Join Dr. Neeti Bathala, professor, author, gardener, graduate of the Nicholas School of the Environment and Duke Gardens board member,...
Try your hand at carving a wooden spoon from raw wood collected at Duke Gardens. Vanessa Hernandez of Ask the Trees will introduce you to the tools, safety strategies and techniques of simple carving ...
The Light Eaters is a deep immersion into the drama of green life and the complexity of this wild and awe-inspiring world that challenges our very understanding of agency, consciousness, and intellige...
Join Kavanah Anderson, director of learning and community engagement at Duke Gardens, for a conversational stroll in the garden that deepens your relationship with plants. Swap plant stories, dig int...
Duke Gardens' Michelle Rawlins, Ruth Mary Meyer Japanese Garden horticulturist, and Megan Brown, horticulturist of the Doris Duke Center Gardens, will demonstrate how to construct a holiday wreath for your front door using fresh-cut greenery from the Gardens. Each parti...
Duke Gardens' Michelle Rawlins, Ruth Mary Meyer Japanese Garden horticulturist, and Megan Brown, horticulturist of the Doris Duke Center Gardens, will demonstrate how to construct a holiday wreath for your front door using fresh-cut greenery from the Gardens. Each parti...
A garden in winter can be just as vibrant as in any other season. Join Dr. Neeti Bathala, professor, author, gardener, graduate of the Nicholas School of the Environment and Duke Gardens board member, to learn how to support local wildlife through thoughtful winter gard...
Try your hand at carving a wooden spoon from raw wood collected at Duke Gardens. Vanessa Hernandez of Ask the Trees will introduce you to the tools, safety strategies and techniques of simple carving in this workshop. All materials, tools and instruction are provided so...
The Light Eaters is a deep immersion into the drama of green life and the complexity of this wild and awe-inspiring world that challenges our very understanding of agency, consciousness, and intelligence. In looking closely, we see that plants, rather than imitate human...
Duke Gardens' Michelle Rawlins, Ruth Mary Meyer Japanese Garden horticulturist, and Megan Brown, horticulturist of the Doris Duke Center Gardens, will demonstrate how to construct a holiday wreath for your front door using fresh-cut greenery from the Gardens. Each parti...
Duke Gardens' Michelle Rawlins, Ruth Mary Meyer Japanese Garden horticulturist, and Megan Brown, horticulturist of the Doris Duke Center Gardens, will demonstrate how to construct a holiday wreath for your front door using fresh-cut greenery from the Gardens. Each parti...
A garden in winter can be just as vibrant as in any other season. Join Dr. Neeti Bathala, professor, author, gardener, graduate of the Nicholas School of the Environment and Duke Gardens board member, to learn how to support local wildlife through thoughtful winter gard...
Try your hand at carving a wooden spoon from raw wood collected at Duke Gardens. Vanessa Hernandez of Ask the Trees will introduce you to the tools, safety strategies and techniques of simple carving in this workshop. All materials, tools and instruction are provided so...
The Light Eaters is a deep immersion into the drama of green life and the complexity of this wild and awe-inspiring world that challenges our very understanding of agency, consciousness, and intelligence. In looking closely, we see that plants, rather than imitate human...
Please contact us at 919-668-1707 or GardensEducation@duke.edu.