St. Louis Herb Society Herb Sale (St. Louis, MO)

Shop more than 6,000 herb plants, representing more than 125 varieties. Members of The St. Louis Herb Society will be on hand to share plant care tips and information about the Society.

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Planting for Butterflies (San Antonio, TX)

Learn how ground covers can be used as an alternative to lawns and an important element in your home landscape. Ground covers can act as living mulch, control weeds, and even provide habitat for pollinators! Learn all about plant selection, installation, and maintenance in this class. Sponsored by San Antonio Water System.

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Botanical Garden of the Ozarks’ Earth Day Festival (Fayetteville, AR)

We celebrate Earth Day each year with a family-friendly festival, complete with interactive activities, crafts, games, and live music. Guests are invited to celebrate our common home, the earth, and to commit to protecting and preserving it!

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Fort Worth Botanical Garden Spring Plant Sale (Fort Worth, TX)

Join us for our Spring Plant Sale where our expert staff will be on hand to answer all of your plant questions and help you find the plants that will work best in your yard. We strongly suggest bringing your own wagon to transport your new plants to your vehicle. Events take place in The Grove area.

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Dallas Blooms (Dallas, TX)

Named by Southern Living as one of ‘The Best Places to See Stunning Spring Blooms Across the South,’ the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden proudly presents Dallas Blooms, the largest annual floral festival in the Southwest presented by Amegy Bank.

This spectacular event showcases 500,000 spring blooming bulbs, representing 120 varieties, with a breathtaking display of 350,000 tulips and a mix of hyacinths and daffodils. As the festival unfolds, the garden transforms with vibrant azaleas and cherry trees, creating a stunning burst of color. This year’s theme, ‘A Picture’s Worth a Thousand Words,’ brings larger-than-life living selfie walls, adding a fun photo opportunity to the Dallas Blooms experience.

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Viva Botanica (San Antonio, TX)

Bring the whole family to explore 38 acres of nature during this family-friendly official Fiesta event! Create your own paper flower and tree cookie fiesta medal to celebrate Fiesta, garden style. Included with Garden admission and free to members.

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Family Fun Fest at the San Antonio Botanical Garden (San Antonio, TX)

Brace yourself for an exciting “Family Fun Fest” that merges the thrill of adventure, the beauty of the garden, and the joy of shared experiences! Come and be part of a week brimming with thrilling games, immersive nature exploration, and family moments that will stay with you forever.

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Celebrate Spring at the San Antonio Botanical Garden (San Antonio, TX)

Celebrate the hardworking pollinators and all things Spring. This event will be abuzz with activities and learning opportunities. Filled with hands-on botanical activities Included with Garden admission and is free to members.

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The John Fairey Garden Budding Out Plant Sale & Festival (Hempstead, TX)

Join The John Fairey Garden on Saturday, March 16th, for our third annual Budding
Out Plant Sale & Festival, a premier spring event that offers rare and hard to find
plants from The John Fairey Garden Nursery and other select plant vendors from the
region. We will offer rare plants suitable for the most discerning plant collector or
distinctive plants for the beginning gardener. Additional offerings will include art,
ceramics, jewelry, food, music, and presentations.
Admission is $5 for Garden members, $10 for non-members. Children under 12 are free.
Gates open at 8 am.
Members entry 9am – 4 pm (Memberships available on day of event).
General Public entry 10 am – 4 pm.

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Disaster Readiness Workshop (Oklahoma City, OK)

Hosted by Myriad Botanical Gardens.
How ready is your Public Garden to face extreme weather events and worsening natural hazards? Have you connected with your local emergency management community? Learn the key steps for disaster planning, whether your garden is starting from scratch or strengthening an existing plan. Gain valuable guidance from our Disaster Readiness Specialists to align with your community, state, and federal programs. Gather with peers from your region to discuss challenges and successes and work together through a facilitated scenario-based exercise to identify how to support each other before, during, and after a disaster.

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