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Spring into exploration at State Botanical Garden’s Georgia Questival

From the mountains to the coast, the State Botanical Garden of Georgia at the University of Georgia invites participants to spring into exploration through activities showcasing Georgia’s natural resources at...

State Botanical Garden annual light show continues to blossom

While many of the plants at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia at the University of Georgia are dormant during the winter, the garden’s annual light show, Winter WonderLights, continues...

State Botanical Garden at UGA encourages planting for pollinators

With so many options available, it can be challenging to know what plants to add to your home garden that will look beautiful and help the environment. The State Botanical...

UGA’s winter lights show provided a special outing for one group of young people and their families

To see Philip Clementson racing across the State Botanical Garden from one glittering display to another you’d never know he began life with a critical congenital heart defect. While still...

Native plant sale sells out

Thank you to everyone who supported our native plant sale this year! We are now SOLD OUT! Our remaining inventory of native honeysuckle, blueberries and native azaleas will be available...

Winter WonderLights returns to UGA’s State Botanical Garden in November

For the second year, the State Botanical Garden of Georgia at the University of Georgia will transform into a sparkling wonderland of lights this winter. Winter WonderLights, presented by the...

UGA expands access to native plant certificate program

At UGA’s Georgia Mountain Research and Education Center, adult students study bees under a microscope, build bee houses and tour the center’s ethnobotanical garden. It’s all part of the Bee-utiful...

State Botanical Garden takes the guess work out of planting pollinators

Spring, summer and fall, it’s easy to select the best plants to draw pollinators to your yard. Just look for the Georgia Pollinator Plants of the Year label at Georgia nurseries...

As COVID cases dropped, Clarke County students began returning to UGA

For Clarke County School District students, getting back to normal means going back to UGA for annual field trips. In the fall, a group of pre-Kindergarten students were the first...

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