Coming Up at BBG

Purple Asters

Sign up for individual classes or the whole series with Duncan Himmelman on Zoom. The class runs from Saturday, Feb. 1 to Feb. 22, from 10 to 11:30 a.m.

Our Fitzpatrick Greenhouse is a welcoming harbinger of spring from now through March 17, for the Garden’s annual exhibition of springtime flowering bulbs.

Jay bird in the winter on a branch

Join us for February Family Fridays: The Superpowers of Winter Birds on Friday, Feb. 21, from 11 a.m. to noon.

Videos

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There's a lot of life hiding in these stalks! BBG Trustee Tom Ingersoll discusses the many exciting things going on this time of year in a meadow — and how we can encourage species diversity during the warmer months.

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With our dear friend (and good sport) Stewart Edelstein providing the coda for 2024, all of us at Berkshire Botanical Garden wish to thank all of our members who support us in our mission to provide information, education and inspiration concerning the science, art and joy of gardening and its ro

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“This initiative underscores the Garden’s commitment to environmental stewardship and reducing its carbon footprint, while inspiring visitors to embrace sustainable practices,” said BBG Executive Director Mike Beck.

Articles

It's seed starting time and Ron's got all the steps for a successful growing season!

Berkshire Botanical Garden has been a beacon in our community for the past 91 years. We have helped our public through the Great Depression and World War II. We provided education during times of plenty and during worldwide energy crises. We created a safe haven during a global pandemic. And throughout the years, we have thrived because of the support and kindness of all who have been a part of our Garden.

A farmers market

Berkshire Botanical Garden is pleased to announce we will be running a Farmers Market this summer.

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