Horticultural Therapy (HT) engages people in gardening and plant-based activities to promote well-being and rehabilitation.

Boost (Bullington Onsite Occupational Student Training) is a program for sophomores in the Occupational Course of Study.

A variety of programs based on science curriculum standards are offered throughout the year to Henderson County Public School students without charge.

Interested in learning more about how to grow plants to use for culinary purposes? Join us in discussing plants that can be grown for kitchen creations, best growing practices for culinary herbs, and more!

Have you ever heard about medicinal plant tinctures and teas, but aren’t sure what exactly they're used for? If so, then this class is for you! Join Rachel Meriwether as we learn about a variety of plants, both native and non-native, that can be used to relieve a number of everyday health concerns or add an extra boost to your day. You only need to bring yourself, your curiosity, and something to write on! The information presented in this class is intended for educational purposes and should not be considered an endorsement of or recommendation for any medical treatment. Please consult your health care provider before pursuing any herbal or homemade treatments.

June 18, 12-2pm. $12 FOB/$15 Public.

Kids ages 5-10 are welcome as Jill and Brannen from Spriggly’s Beescaping introduce kids to native bees and other spectacular pollinators! There will be a quick story, along with a kid-friendly craft to help create habitat for native bees! Jill Jacobs and Brannen Basham

June 15, 10-10:30.

$5/child (20 child limit)