Discover Spring Ephemerals

Apr 24 2025
Expired!
5:30 pm - 7:00 pm

Event Details


Apr 24 2025
Expired!
5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Location
Peirce Education Rooms (Welcome Center)
Peirce Education Rooms
  • Members $20
  • Nonmembers $25

Have you ever wondered about the beautiful spring wildflowers that put on a great show and then seem to disappear by the middle of summer? You’re talking about spring ephemerals! Join Dr. Mark Miller, Education & Exhibits Director, for an exploration of these native plants through a visually stunning PowerPoint inside, followed by a nice long walk through the gardens and woodlands of Pittsburgh Botanic Garden to view them ‘in the wild’. The goal of this class is to provide sufficient fundamental information for neophytes to these plants and plenty of opportunities to see them in situ for those familiar with spring ephemerals.

Speaker

  • Dr. Mark Miller
    Education & Exhibits Director

    Dr. Mark Miller is the Education & Exhibits Director at Pittsburgh Botanic Garden. He earned his Ph.D. in Environment & Natural Resources at The Ohio State University and has over 40 years experience working as a landscape designer, tree crop specialist, educator, and director at botanical institutions and associations around the country.

Have you ever wondered about the beautiful spring wildflowers that put on a great show and then seem to disappear by the middle of summer? You’re talking about spring ephemerals! Join Dr. Mark Miller, Education & Exhibits Director, for an exploration of these native plants through a visually stunning PowerPoint inside, followed by a nice long walk through the gardens and woodlands of Pittsburgh Botanic Garden to view them ‘in the wild’. The goal of this class is to provide sufficient fundamental information for neophytes to these plants and plenty of opportunities to see them in situ for those familiar with spring ephemerals.

Speaker

  • Dr. Mark Miller
    Education & Exhibits Director

    Dr. Mark Miller is the Education & Exhibits Director at Pittsburgh Botanic Garden. He earned his Ph.D. in Environment & Natural Resources at The Ohio State University and has over 40 years experience working as a landscape designer, tree crop specialist, educator, and director at botanical institutions and associations around the country.

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