Join UW BotanicGardens Director Sarah Reichard on the trip of a lifetime: South Africa Wildflowers and National Botanical Gardens Tour. Enrollment closes soon - don't miss out!
Support Heronswood Garden and get your tickets now to “Saving Plants, Saving Ourselves,” a lecture by Dr. Peter Raven on Sunday, May 15 in Kingston, WA.
Ready for a family night hike? Park in the Dark family programs offer special nighttime access to the Arboretum. Check online for all the upcoming dates throughout the season.
Check out the latest personal profiles on our blog, and get to know our students, staff and volunteers! Recent profiles include a volunteer in the Hyde Herbarium, a staff member in Education, and a student in the ESRM program.
The stories of people and plants are intricately intertwined. The plants in our collections have many stories to tell, and our horticulture staff have chosen a few stories to wet your whistle.
The Arboretum Loop Trail project will create an accessible path to parts of the Arboretum that are currently hard to get to, while replacing nonnative plants and trees with rich native species. Learn more about the project and sign up for email updates.
Work will soon be underway on the Union Bay Natural Area Mitigation Project, a partnership between the UW and the Washington State Department of Transportation to create and enhance existing wetlands and replace invasive and non-native plants with native wetland plants. Learn more at the project website.
The programs of UW Botanic Gardens are supported in large part by private donations. Please consider supporting our work with a gift.
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