Events in from

Edible Edinburgh, Breakfast at the Botanics

The Edible Gardening Project invite you to an early morning breakfast of free and local foods, gardening and foraging experts will show you how to safely gather and grow food in the city, with a focus on organic and sustainable growing techniques from permaculture to living walls. Enter via the North Gate.

BioBlitz: Midsummer Eve

BioBlitz: Midsummer Eve

Join the challenge to record as much wildlife as possible over a 24 hour period in the Garden. Meet the sparrowhawks, join a badger watch, do some moth trapping, survey bats and find out what small mammals occupy urban gardens.

Wonderful Wildflowers

Join Phil Lusby for an illustrated guide to native wildflowers. The day includes a hands-on workshop to teach you some basic skills, plus a field trip for a chance to put them into practice.

BioBlitz

BioBlitz

Join the challenge to record as much wildlife as possible over a 24 hour period in the Garden. A packed programme of free activities including walks, talks, canopy survey and pond dipping.

Solstice Yoga Sunday

A yoga session of about an hour, taking part outside in the gardens, weather permitting. If the weather is unsuitable, the yoga will take place in the Visitors' Centre. Yoga is followed by breakfast provided by the resident cafe.

Visit the Edible Garden

Our volunteers and community gardener will be working in the demonstration garden in the afternoon. Drop by to observe the team at work and get advice about growing your own edible garden. Perfect for beginners.

Member's Day Trip to Birkhall

We are delighted to announce that the Friends of RBGE are hosting a members-only visit to Birkhall, the private residence of The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall in Scotland. Tickets cost £50 and booking forms are available from the Membership Office.

Your Garden in Summer

With everything in full swing in the garden in summer, there are a host of jobs to do – find out how to keep your flowering plants looking their best and avoid a tired looking garden in the height of summer.

Digital Plant Photography II

A one-day advanced course, suitable for those who have attended Digital Plant Photography I or who have experience of using a high-end digital camera. The course will look at how to use the features of these cameras to get the best quality photographs.

Children's Craft Workshop.

Children's Craft Workshop.

In this outdoor workshop Poppy Browne will use garden materials to show children how to make different crafts.

pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

Back to Top

The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh is a charity (registration number SC007983)