Our educational gardens are living classrooms that serve our community in multiple ways. From demonstrating how different plants can thrive—or struggle—in our local climate, to growing fresh produce for those in need, each garden has a unique purpose. Some offer a sanctuary for pollinators, providing essential food and shelter, while others are designed to offer therapeutic benefits to individuals with special needs or disabilities. The produce and flowers from these gardens never go to waste; helping to feed the hungry, or made into beautiful bouquets created by our Master Gardeners to brighten the days of nursing home residents.