Garden Events
Dry Garden Botany Series – Euphorbiaceae
Wednesday, August 5 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
$15.00 – $25.00Event Navigation
Join curator Brian Kemble for a pre-recorded webinar on Euphorbiaceae. With over 7,500 species, Euphorbiaceae stands out as one of the largest plant families. From the baseball-shaped Euphorbia obesa, the cactus-like Euphorbia horrida, and even the vibrant Euphorbia pulcherrima (commonly known as poinsettia), the remarkable diversity within this genus is truly awe-inspiring. Join us as we delve into the expansive Euphorbiaceae collection at the Ruth Bancroft Garden.
Please note that this will be a pre-recorded webinar and will not have a live component, You may send questions (via education@ruthbancroftgarden.org) to the curator, Brian Kemble after watching the webinar. After registration (see below), you will receive instructions and a link to the recording one day prior to the webinar release date (August 5)
How it works: Register one person with one email at a time. If you would like to register multiple people, please register them each separately with separate emails. Registrants will receive a link to the zoom recording one day before the webinar. Once the recording is sent, you will have till the end of the month to watch. After that time, the link will expire. Access to the webinar recordings after the expiration date will be a charge of $15 (members)/$25 (non-members).
Want to learn more?
- Check out the first webinar in the cacti series – Dry Garden Botany Series: Cacti (Columnar and Opuntioid)
- Interested in learning more about the plant families at Ruth Bancroft Garden? Check out our monthly “Dry Garden Botany Webinar Series.” Every first Wednesday of the month, we will feature a new family, including iconic plants of the Garden, plant habits & tips for growing, all from the mouth of our Curator, Brian Kemble.
- Missed other plant families in the series? Want to access those webinars again? Check-out the descriptions below and email education@ruthbancroftgarden.org if you wish to still see them.
Dry Garden Botany Series – Mesembs
Dry Garden Botany Series – Aloe and Friends
Dry Garden Botany Series – Crassulaceae (Old World)
Dry Garden Botany Series – Crassulaceae (New World)
Dry Garden Botany Series – Bromeliaceae & Agavoideae
Dry Garden Botany Series: Cacti (Columnar and Opuntioid)
