In Person Taught by Dan Paquette. Learn about the mosses in the Bellevue Botanical Garden as well as a history of moss, its life cycle, and how to differentiate the moss and liverworts from other plants. Find out how many mosses there are in Washington State and the world. Dan belongs to the American Bryological and Lichenological Society, the Bryology Chapter of the California Native Plant Society, and the International Association of Bryologists. $24.50 BBGS Member/$35 Non-Member. Sorry, this class...

In person Join Alex Wright, Bellevue Botanical Garden Curator, for a series of Curator Walks. The first is Passing the Barberry (and their cousin Vancouveria).  You will walk the garden as Alex talks about the barberry family (Berberidaceae) and its myriad forms. This program is outdoors and will go on rain or shine. Please dress for the weather. $10.50 Member/$15 Non-Member. Sorry, this class is full.   Join us for upcoming Curator Walks on June 16 and July 21. Additional...

IN-PERSON Taught by BBGS Adult Education Program Manager Anne Dziok. In this class we will explore the basics of fern table materials, construction, and composition. We will look at examples of types and uses of fern tables and how they are displayed. Participants will be building their own small fern table to take home. Fern tables can look great in your garden or among your potted plants on the patio. $35 Member/$50 Non-Member. Sorry, this class is full. Email Us...

IN-PERSON Taught by Deborah Wilk and Jessica Hancock. Integrating elements of mindfulness meditation and Shinrin-Yoku (Japanese Forest Bathing), we will stroll slowly, opening our senses to the vibrant wonders of spring while learning to soothe mind, body and spirit. Experience the Garden in a whole new way! Psychotherapist Deborah Wilk LMFT and Naturopathic Physician Jessica Hancock ND are from Mindful in the Wild. $28 BBGS members/$40 nonmembers. Sorry, this class is full. Email Us to join the waitlist.