Quarryhill Botanical Garden

Advancing the Conservation, Study, and Cultivation of the Flora of Asia

Events

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Spring 2010 Events

Fireside Chat - William Grant - January 29, 5 pm
Quarryhill Spring Celebration - June 5

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If you are interested in participating in any of these events please contact us, (707) 996-3166, or email info@quarryhillbg.org


2009 Events

Fireside Chat - Stephen Hopper - January 15

Plants in Peril - California Academy - April 17

Beekeeping Workshop - March 28

Earth Day Celebration - April 18

Photograpy Seminar - May 16

Annual Spring Celebration - May 30

Full Moon Walk - June 7

Rare Plant Sale - June 27

Butterfly Walk - June 27

Jazz in the Garden - July 18

Bamboo Seminar - July 25

Lotions & Potions - August 29

Roger Warner Garden Tour - September 9

Medicinal Plant Walk - September 26

Contact the Main Office for more information on events. Members will receive notification of all events one month before scheduled date. (707) 996-3166 or info@quarryhillbg.org
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View Photos of Previous Events
Annual Spring Celebration May 30th 2009
The Annual Spring Celebration was a huge success. Everyone involved had fun and enjoyed the day completely. Quarryhill volunteers were stationed around the garden to answer questions as guests wandered the paths, and made sure the lunch, plant sale and silent auction all came off without a hitch. » read more...
Plants in Peril: April 17, 2009
Quarryhill was honored when two of the world's leading botanists agreed to speak about plants in peril worldwide at an event held at the California Academy of Science in San Francisco. The speakers were incredibly interesting and the presentation was enjoyed and well received by everyone. » read more...
Toddlers Education tour
In July we were visited by a group of parents and their pre-school toddlers for fun in the garden and nursery. Lonnie Greenfield ran this and it was a rousing success. Enjoy the pictures from this visit. » read more...