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Wed, Mar 6, 2024 10:00 am
Spring Flower Show
Ready to blast off into the cosmos? Olbrich’s Atrium becomes its own universe during our 2024 Spring Flower Show: Olbrich in Orbit! Join us on this intergalactic journey celebrating everything space and discover an infinite array of plant inspiration. Adults and children alike will delight in this creative first glimpse of spring.
Everyone/All Ages
At Olbrich
Thu, Mar 7, 2024 10:00 am
Spring Flower Show
Ready to blast off into the cosmos? Olbrich’s Atrium becomes its own universe during our 2024 Spring Flower Show: Olbrich in Orbit! Join us on this intergalactic journey celebrating everything space and discover an infinite array of plant inspiration. Adults and children alike will delight in this creative first glimpse of spring.
Everyone/All Ages
At Olbrich
Thu, Mar 7, 2024
All Day
ONLINE Perennial Plant Sale
Spring marks the beginning of a new cycle of seasons and would not be the same without Olbrich Gardens' annual Perennial Plant Sale! Curated plug trays are currently on sale, while individually potted perennials will go on sale April 16 at 10 a.m.
Everyone/All Ages
Virtual
Thu, Mar 7, 2024 5:30 pm
All About Owls
Owls are incredible birds! Join us to learn about owl adaptations and what owls eat. Class included hands-on learning activities about owl adaptations, an owl pellet dissection, a stroll through the outdoor gardens, and a take-home activity. Class activities and exploration will vary based on age group. Ages 8-12 drop off or with and adult.
Children
At Olbrich
Thu, Mar 7, 2024 6:00 pm
(Virtual) Recycling Garden Debris: Functional and Funky Ways to Conserve Organic Matter for a Healthier Garden
Recycling your own garden debris – fallen leaves, logs and branches, and overwintered perennial clippings – is foundational to nurturing a healthy garden ecosystem. Keeping organic matter onsite fosters the development of fungal and invertebrate communities, builds soil, creates habitat for birds and insects, and saves labor and resources involved with material hauling. Just in time to plan for your spring garden cleanup, join us to learn easy and attractive ways to save and re-incorporate your garden’s precious organic matter!
Adults
Virtual