We need your help this spring to grow 80 different species of native plants for our ReRooted program. This week, volunteers will work with CGC staff to carefully sow seeds that have spent all winter preparing to sprout.

 We’re kicking off the 2026 season by showing our trees and shrubs some much-needed love. Help us maintain the woody plants of Hauck Botanic Garden while learning proper pruning techniques and timing.

We need your help this spring to grow 80 different species of native plants for our ReRooted program. This week, volunteers will work with CGC staff to carefully sow seeds that have spent all winter preparing to sprout.

This week we’ll be showing our trees and shrubs some much-needed love. Help us maintain the woody plants of Hauck Botanic Garden while learning proper pruning techniques and timing.

We need your help this spring to grow 80 different species of native plants for our ReRooted program. This week, volunteers will work with CGC staff to carefully sow seeds that have spent all winter preparing to sprout.

We need your help with a unique project this week as we repurpose an old pile of sticks into a dead hedge. Come learn how to build these artistic garden structures and discover all ecological benefits they provide.

This week we’ll be tackling the first of our spring cutbacks, starting in the Urban Rain Garden. Help clear out last year’s grasses and perennials to make room for this year’s growth. There will also be an opportunity to use gas-powered hedge trimmers for anyone who likes a little extra excitement in their gardening.

It’s really starting to look like spring, and cleanup efforts around the garden are in full swing. Join us this week to cut back last year’s perennials in our Native Food Forest as well as repair the paths and get a head start on sprouting weeds.

We need your help this spring to grow 80 different species of native plants for our ReRooted program. This week, volunteers will work with CGC staff to carefully sow seeds that have spent all winter preparing to sprout.

It’s time for more spring cutbacks, as well as weeding and Honeysuckle Patrol. This week, we’ll be focusing on the Open Oak Landing, sprucing up the perennial beds and getting the park ready to shine for our GrowFest plant sale on May 2.

Spring is the most beautiful time of year at Hauck Botanic Garden! Help us spruce up the beds and paths in the Ornamental Natives Garden and get the park ready to shine for our GrowFest plant sale on May 2.

We need your help this spring to grow 80 different species of native plants for our ReRooted program. This week, volunteers will work with CGC staff to transfer seedlings into the Hoop House.

We need your help this spring to grow 80 different species of native plants for our ReRooted program. This week, volunteers will work with CGC staff to pot up native plant seedlings.

We need your help this spring to grow 80 different species of native plants for our ReRooted program. This week, volunteers will work with CGC staff to pot up native plant seedlings.

We need your help this spring to grow 80 different species of native plants for our ReRooted program. This week, volunteers will work with CGC staff to pot up native plant seedlings.

We need your help this spring to grow 80 different species of native plants for our ReRooted program. This week, volunteers will work with CGC staff to pot up native plant seedlings.

We need your help this spring to grow 80 different species of native plants for our ReRooted program. This week, volunteers will work with CGC staff to pot up native plant seedlings.

We need your help this spring to grow 80 different species of native plants for our ReRooted program. This week, volunteers will work with CGC staff to pot up native plant seedlings.

We need your help this spring to grow 80 different species of native plants for our ReRooted program. This week, volunteers will work with CGC staff to pot up native plant seedlings.

We need your help this spring to grow 80 different species of native plants for our ReRooted program. This week, volunteers will work with CGC staff to pot up native plant seedlings.