FOR THE LOVE OF TREES TALK AND WALK APRIL 13

Join Garden Guide Lorrie Lincoln for an engaging presentation and outdoor exploration focused on trees. The program begins with a talk in Classroom 2 of the Kelly Education Center, where you'll learn about the fascinating hidden lives of trees—how they support wildlife, communicate underground, adapt to environmental changes, and sustain ecosystems. Afterward, you'll take a guided walk through the Garden to see the impressive tree collection, including century-old legacy trees and seasonal specimens. This drop-in event welcomes up to 30 participants on a first-come, first-served basis, so arrive early if possible. Members enjoy free admission to the program, while non-members pay regular Garden admission fees at the main desk before the tour begins. No advance registration is needed. Plan to wear comfortable outdoor clothing and bring water, as the tour proceeds rain or shine except during severe weather. If you need accessibility accommodations, contact the Garden ahead of time to arrange support for your participation.