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Mar
14
2020
Discover the link between bees, plants, and honey at the Gardens!
For thousands of years, honey has been an important and delicious food source for humans across the globe. In recent years, honey has gained a sophistication and appreciation which rivals that of wine. The number of honey varieties available from local beekeepers, health food stores, and online has grown appreciably. Honey, a complex product of botanical and entomological processes, has, in some respects, remained unexplainable.
This class will explore topics like plant pollination throughout ... view more »
ADMISSION INFO
Cost is $40 for members of the Friends and $50 for non-members