By Bridgett Lowery, 416 As the warmth of summer turns to the crisp air of fall, I feel like a rhythm comes over our family. I hear from most families that “Back to School” means back to a routine. And while routines look different for every family, there is one question asked every night in […]
By Maryssa Paulsen, Education Intern This summer was Green Bay Botanical Garden’s second time hosting Seeds to Snacks, a drop-in program that takes place on Thursday evenings in the Partnership Gardens prior to our Sanimax Concert Series. This program is an opportunity for guests to create a fresh garden snack from our weekly harvest. As the […]
Linda Gustke, Education Manager If you’re like me, you never seem to have enough time to eat all of the awesome tomatoes you get from your garden (or the farmers market!). Use those tomatoes to make this simple tomato sauce that freezes easily, leaving you with garden fresh sauce all year long. Ingredients 8 medium […]
By Linda Gustke, Education Manager As summer ends, it’s prime time to harvest those vegetables and fruits that have been growing all season. But what to do with your extra buckets of tomatoes, potatoes, peppers and more? There are many ways that your produce can be preserved to be used throughout the year. It’s best […]
By Kara Martin, Marketing & Communications Intern The summer of 2018 has been busier than ever at Green Bay Botanical Garden, and as it ends, the time comes for a reflection on all of the events, moments and excitement that made it so special. As the Marketing and Communications Intern, I experienced firsthand many of […]
By Rachel Mueller, Marketing and Communications Coordinator In a few short years, visitors to Green Bay Botanical Garden could experience a brand new space emphasizing gardens from a variety of Asian cultures. With the construction of the Donald J. Schneider Family Grand Garden last year, areas within the venue were prepped for future specialty spaces. […]
By Kara Martin, Marketing and Communications Intern We’ve had a blast this summer here at Green Bay Botanical Garden with our visiting exhibit, Nature Connects ®: Art with LEGO ® Bricks. All 16 larger-than-life sculptures will be here through August 19, so don’t miss out on your chance to see this exciting display! We are […]
By Maryssa Paulsen, Education Intern Now that you’ve worked hard to gather your seeds and plant them, we want to help your garden succeed as you continue to watch and care for it. You may be concerned about pests or diseases or maybe you’ve already noticed signs of their presence. We hope to alleviate some of […]
By Kara Martin, Marketing and Communications Intern With just three weeks left of Nature Connects ®: Art with LEGO ® Bricks, this exciting exhibit has already amazed and inspired thousands of visitors of all ages… have you experienced it yet? All 16 of these larger-than-life sculptures made with LEGO bricks are placed in spots around […]
By Kara Martin, Marketing and Communications Intern With only a few weeks left of Nature Connects ®: Art with LEGO ® Bricks, our wildly popular traveling exhibit, visitors from far and wide continue to come to the Garden to experience it in person. These larger-than-life sculptures made with half a million LEGO bricks capture the […]