Upcoming Gardening Events!

by Green & Gold News  |   

Summer is here which means the plants are in full bloom! Join the Employee Experience Department and UAA Grounds for two events this July! All faculty and staff are welcome and encouraged to join.

Garden Bed Tour

July 10, 12–1 p.m.

Join us for an informative and fun tour to explore the vibrant plant life that enriches our campus. Explore the beautiful garden beds on campus and discover the creative minds behind their designs. Learn about the variety of plants, fruits, and vegetables growing in each bed. We hope to see you there!

Pick A Bouquet in the Anniversary Garden

July 29, 12–1 pm

Join us at UAA's largest garden bed, the Anniversary Garden on Seawolf Drive. Come find out more about the flower varieties, pick a bouquet to take home, and learn some tips and tricks for arranging cut flowers. Pruners and gloves will be provided. Please bring a vase!

Registration

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