With so many wonderful annuals available to gardeners, we had to split this class into two!
Garbage vs. compost: how much food is thrown away even before we see it at the store? Ever wondered where your food comes from?
What IS that plant? Get to know the works of art in our living museum from the expert herself - join Lindsey Smith, Reiman Gardens' Plant Collections Curator, for in-depth walking tours of the plants and flowers that make this place so special.
Join us for this summertime favorite! Every week, hear books read aloud and join in an activity or craft.
This conversation will discuss the 10 basic strategies for creating accessible course content. Participants will explore the Quality Matters framework, specific approaches to address accessibility/usability and begin to build a timeline for implementing these changes. 'How to' resources will be provided.
Bring your own booze and join us for a hands-on workshop to create your botanical embroidery for tea towels or other materials.
Join us weekly on Tuesdays as our kids' horticulture program covers more diverse topics and expands to other areas of the Gardens.
Second day of National Science Foundation-funded workshop designed to bring together participants from academia, government, NGOs and industry to explore the Mississippi River Watershed region as a large, interconnected urban and ecological system and develop future research networks and collaborative projects that integrate the body of knowledge about climate, agriculture and ecology with expertise about the governance and design of cities.
The College of Design invites the Iowa State community to celebrate the retirement of Paula Curran, associate professor of graphic design.
New this year, join 4-H staff at Reiman Gardens for hands-on lessons created through this international youth gardening program.
National Science Foundation-funded workshop designed to bring together a diverse group of participants from academia, government, NGOs and industry to explore the Mississippi River Watershed region as a large, interconnected urban and ecological system and develop future research networks and collaborative projects that integrate the body of knowledge about climate, agriculture and ecology with expertise about the governance and design of cities.
Learn about insects eaten around the world, the reasons why, and even participate in a TASTING! Ever wondered where your food comes from?
Education about the environment is very important, but we're here to take it one step further! Reiman Gardens' staff will be leading an outdoor program seasonally for wildlife education.
A special kid-focused event about things water! Join us for boatloads of water games, science activities, music, garden exploration, and more.
Final day of the summer term.
Hear first-hand what our summer interns have been up to! From Education, Events, and Retail to Indoor and Outdoor Horticulture, Entomology, and more, these ISU students have worked hard this summer and now is their time to show off.
Join us for this summertime favorite! Every week, hear books read aloud and join in an activity or craft. Best for children up to eight accompanied by an adult.
The Graduate College and the Center for Communication Excellence (CCE) are hosting a free boot camp to guide you through the final formatting of your thesis or dissertation.
Join us for a jam-packed afternoon full of fun with educational activities focused on playing outdoors!
Hear from horticulturist Ed Moran how to incorporate tropical plantings into your summer garden, and what to do with them when it gets cold.
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