Opportunities for Students at the Botanic Garden

Get a job or internship

Take a course

Plants in the Landscape - BIO 120/121 (fall semester)
Botany for Gardeners — BIO 122/123 (spring semester)
Plant Ecology – BIO 364/365 (fall semester)
Plant Physiology – BIO 206 (spring semester)
More courses

Arrange a tour for your house, class or club

Guided Tour/Self-guided Visit Request Form

Pot up a plant

Make an appointment with a student educator to repot your plant

Take a workshop with your house or club

Read about the workshops and schedule a visit

Become a Friend of the Botanic Garden

For only $20 you get our newsletter, discounts on T-shirts and other garden merchandise, free admission to 300 other gardens around the country, and more. More information on becoming a Friend.

I have visited the Botanic Garden many times after visiting during those first few days of college because I became enamored of everything, especially the room with the trees—it transformed my world into something entirely different. I don’t know how to describe it; I feel as if all my senses are finally interconnected and have been renewed.

Smith Student

Student Exhibitions

Botanical Fragrance: From Plants to Perfume
Thesaurus Woolwardiae, Orchid Paintings by Florence Woolward
From Petals to Paper: Poetic Inspiration from Flowers
Experiencing Plants Through Art
Photomicroscopy of Conservatory Microbes
Kindergartners View of the Spring Bulb Show
Botanical Architecture