February Gadening Events
Sat., Feb 25 from 9am to noon
TogetherGreen Community Volunteer Day at Mitchell Lake Audubon Center. Help us prepare our native plant gardens for the spring. Some simple garden maintenance will help us to provide habitat for butterflies and other wildlife. You will learn about our great plants and what you can do at your home! No experience necessary, ages 12 and up. Free but RSVP required. 210-628-1639 or mlac@audubon.org .
Sat.,Sat., Feb 25 from 10am to noon
Kids Gardening Event at Milberger's. We will be planting peas and carrots using transplants and seeds so that the children can see the plants growth at different stages. Children will be given a few seeds of their own to create a small garden patch or container garden of their own. Free. Class will start promptly at 10am, Saturday, February 25th, in the greenhouse. Please call 210-497-3760 and reserve your child's place for this class.
March Gardening Events
Sat., Mar 3 from 9am to Noon
Basic Birding for Adults. Garden and Nature Workshop at the San Antonio Botanical Garden, 555 Funston at North New Braunfels. To register, please contact programregistrar@sabot.org or Sasha Kodet at sasha.kodet@sanantonio.gov or 210.207.3270.www.sabot.org
Thur., Mar 8 from 9am to 11am
Plant Propagation. Garden and Nature Workshop at the San Antonio Botanical Garden, 555 Funston at North New Braunfels. To register, please contact programregistrar@sabot.org or Sasha Kodet at sasha.kodet@sanantonio.gov or 210.207.3270.www.sabot.org
Thurs., Mar 15 – 7pm
Guadalupe County Master Gardeners. Monthly meeting. AgriLife Extension Bldg. at 210 E. Live Oak in Seguin Meetings are free and open to the public.210-833-1428 or www.guadalupecountymastergardeners.org
Sat., Mar 17 at 9am
Beginning Bird Walks at the San Antonio Botanical Gardens. Enjoy birds in native habitats, and bask in the relaxing atmosphere found in the Garden during a morning bird walk led by an experienced guide. Featured birds include hummingbirds, Long-billed Thrashers, Black-bellied Whistling Ducks, Green Heron, and the Common Moorhen. For a list of other birds spotted in the garden visit our "birding list". - meet at Carriage House. Free for Botanical Society members. Standard garden admission. 210-829-5100 or visitwww.sabot.org
Fri., Mar 23 at 10am
EastTexas Native Plant Walk at San Antonio Botanical Garden. Explore our 11-acre Texas Native Trail with a Master Naturalist. Stroll along the Hill Country Trail in search of Texas snowbells, mountain laurel, and other plants adapted to the rocky, alkaline soils. On the shaded walk around the lake in our East Texas Pineywoods, you'll observe acid-loving woodland species such as magnolia, sweetgum, and sassafras. The South Texas Trail showcases dryland trees and shrubs such as mesquite, huisache, cenizo, ebony, and sotol. Come take a "walk across Texas!" at the San Antonio Botanical Garden, 555 Funston at North New Braunfels. To register, please contact programregistrar@sabot.org or Sasha Kodet at sasha.kodet@sanantonio.gov or 210.207.3270.www.sabot.org
Sat., Mar 24 from 9:30am to 11:30
Unseen Trees and the Tree Muse Garden and Nature Workshop at the San Antonio Botanical Garden, 555 Funston at North New Braunfels. To register, please contact programregistrar@sabot.org or Sasha Kodet at sasha.kodet@sanantonio.gov or 210.207.3270.www.sabot.org
Sat., Mar. 31 from 10am to 5pm
Japanese Garden Design with the Southwest School of Art Garden and Nature Workshop at the San Antonio Botanical Garden, 555 Funston at North New Braunfels. To register, please contact programregistrar@sabot.org or Sasha Kodet at sasha.kodet@sanantonio.gov or 210.207.3270.www.sabot.org