Finding the Mother Tree: Discovering the Wisdom of the Forest
A monthly gathering hosted by the Library at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens.
A monthly gathering hosted by the Library at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens.
The Friends of Birmingham Botanical Gardens is excited to announce the return of our signature Native Plant Conference. Held every other year, this in-person offering includes talks and tours designed to increase awareness of Alabama’s native plant species. Professionals and hobbyists alike will learn about conservation and garden design. View Conference Schedule
The Friends of Birmingham Botanical Gardens is excited to announce the return of our signature Native Plant Conference. Held every other year, this in-person offering includes talks and tours designed to increase awareness of Alabama’s native plant species. Professionals and hobbyists alike will learn about conservation and garden design. View conference schedule
Explore Oak Mountain State Park’s Boynton Oaks, a rare North American oak species, only found in Alabama in part of our Native Plant Conference.
Modern plantsman, designer, and award-winning author, Kelly is considered a leading horticulturist of his generation. His work in gardens has been featured in The New York Times, Organic Gardening, Better Homes and Gardens, Martha Stewart Living, Fine Gardening, and Garden Design. His passion for planting at the intersections of horticulture and ecology has culminated in…
We are excited to shine a spotlight on the impact and benefits of membership by hosting our much anticipated March membership Month! Throughout the month enjoy special perks for new, renewing, and current members, including this free member-exclusive Kaul Wildflower Garden Tour. Preregistration required.
Students in grades k-6th are encouraged to join us for engaging STEM lessons. Explore the water cycle and make a bracelet in this first class.
Students in grades K-6th grade are encouraged to join us for engaging STEM lessons. Discover the benefits of rain gardens in this second class.
Students in grades K-6th are encouraged to join us for engaging STEM lessons. Make sand castle type landforms in this third class.
Join the Japan-America Society of Alabama and the Friends of Birmingham Botanical Gardens in celebrating the Sakura Cherry Blossom Festival! This family-friendly event will feature cultural exhibits and activities for all ages.
Join us as we explore the art of well-being through the Chinese martial art of Taijiquan (Tai Chi).
A monthly gathering hosted by the Library at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens.