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Growing Citrus & Olives

Tuesday, March 17, 2026
12:00PM – 1:00PM
Cost: $25 ($20 Members)

Think citrus and olives only belong in Florida and California? Not anymore. Join Steve Cooler of Satsumas of Savannah and Tracy Poling of Woodpecker Trail Olive Farm to learn how they’re successfully growing Mediterranean crops right here in coastal Georgia. We’ll cover variety selection for our climate, high-density planting strategies, cold protection techniques, and honest talk about what works in the Southeastern Coastal Plain.

Whether you’re curious about starting your own grove or just want to understand what’s possible in our region, these two local producers will share real-world insights from their orchards.

Botanic Garden Heritage Pavilion
1503 Bland Avenue
Statesboro, GA 30458

Contact Info

Todd Beasley

Director

Upcoming Gather & Grow Events

Discover how to grow your own tea right here in Southeast Georgia! Join us for an exploration of Camellia sinensis, the plant behind all your favorite teas, from green to black to oolong.

Learn what makes these beautiful, easy-care shrubs thrive in our Coastal Plain climate, how to process leaves for different tea varieties, and which cultivars work best in our zone. We’ll cover soil prep, maintenance, and harvest tips for success in your own garden.

After we talk plants, we’ll sample locally-inspired sweet tea vodka cocktails that celebrate our Southern tea tradition with a grown-up twist.

Perfect for gardeners curious about edible landscaping or anyone ready to take their tea obsession to the next level. Leave with the knowledge to start your own tea garden.

Location: Botanic Garden Heritage Pavilion, 1503 Bland Avenue, Statesboro

Cost: $30 ($25 for Garden Members)
Includes: Program, Food, Refreshments & Tasting
The Chef cannot accommodate for any food allergies

Previous Gather & Grow Events

University of South Carolina Distinguished Professor & Author, David Shields returns to the Garden to share his new Georgia cookbook of traditional recipes 鈥� 鈥淭aste the State: Georgia 鈥� Distinctive Foods and Stories from Where Eating Local Began鈥�

Join Drs. Chad Posick and M. Dylan Spencer for a compelling presentation on the hidden world of botanical crime. From illegal timber harvesting to ginseng poaching and rare plant theft, this Gather & Grow explores the environmental, economic, and legal consequences of plant-related crimes. Learn how these activities harm ecosystems, fuel black markets, and undermine conservation efforts. Discover what actions we can take to prevent them.

Perfect for nature lovers, garden enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the intersection of law, ecology, and environmental justice.

Join us for a unique botanical journey exploring the connection between our native Georgia junipers and the art of craft gin distilling. This special Gather & Grow features 1861 Distillery from historic Thomasville, where descendants of bootleg whiskey makers continue a legacy of craftsmanship. 

Native Juniper Ecology – Learn about juniper species growing in our region and their role in gin production

  • 1861’s Story – Discover how tradition meets innovation in Southern craft distilling
  • Guided Gin Tasting – Sample handcrafted gins while learning about botanical flavors
  • Meet the Makers – Connect with the artisans behind these exceptional spirits

About 1861 Distillery

Named for the year the railroad brought visitors to Thomasville’s legendary hospitality, 1861 Distillery draws from one of the world’s purest limestone aquifers. Their slow, meticulous distillation process honors tradition while creating spirits that bring people together around good stories and great company.

Join us for an enlightening lunchtime exploration of Himalayan Hindu traditions through sacred plants with Dr. M. Alyson Prude, Associate Professor of Religious Studies at 91漫画app.

Dr. Prude will share insights into the significant plants used in Hindu rituals and their cultural importance, drawing from her expertise in Nepalese religious practices.

Jared Jester, founder of Hull & Husk, collects discarded husks, shells, pits, and grounds from peanuts, pecans, and peach pits from regional farmers, giving these materials new life as sustainable cooking fuel.

Discover common snakes you might find in your garden and why they aren鈥檛 all bad.

Featured Speaker: Dr. Lance McBrayer
Professor and Curator of Herpetology
Department of Biology, 91漫画app

Dr. McBrayer is a passionate biologist whose research reveals how reptiles survive in challenging environments. Since 2007, his field studies in Florida鈥檚 Ocala National Forest have documented remarkable animal adaptations, while his curation of 36,000 specimens preserves our region鈥檚 natural history.

Botanical Walk & Talk Series

Front of the Bland Cottage Courtyards

Step into nature鈥檚 classroom with our expert-guided Garden walks. These relaxed strolls invite you to pause, observe, and engage in conversations about the plants, wildlife, and natural wonders surrounding you. Each walk highlights different aspects of the Garden, focusing on seasonal events and captivating creatures.

Complimentary with Garden admission

Upcoming Walk & Talk Programs

Complimentary with Garden Admission.
Please meet at the Garden entrance.

Complimentary with Garden Admission.
Please meet at the Garden entrance.

Complimentary with Garden Admission.
Please meet at the Garden entrance.

Complimentary with Garden Admission.
Please meet at the Garden entrance.

Previous Walk & Talk Events

Explore the fascinating world of bees with garden educator Morgan Dunn. Discover the essential role these creatures play in our ecosystem as Morgan guides you through the garden, pointing out some of their favorite plants. Learn about pollinator conservation and how you can support these vital insects in your own garden!

Guide: Morgan Dunn, Garden Educator

Learn about resident birds in the garden and those migrating our way. We recommend bringing binoculars (or borrow a pair from us) and your favorite bird ID app. No app? We鈥檒l help you get set up!

Guide: Darrell Lucas
Graduate Assistant, Botanic Garden

Fall 2025 Plant Sale Fundraiser

October-25-25: 9am – 2pm
October-26-25: 12pm – 4pm

Exclusive Preview

Friday, October 24, 2025
Members-Only Opening Night Sale & Party: 5:30pm – 7pm
Garden members enjoy exclusive early access to shop before the public opening.

Not yet a Garden member? Join or upgrade your membership today to enjoy this exclusive benefit while supporting the Garden鈥檚 mission.