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One Day, One U of A is COMING SOON! Come back on April 10, 2025 to make your donation!
The Teaching Gardens Project will revitalize the campus Horticulture Department’s teaching gardens, ensuring they remain a valuable hands-on learning space for undergraduate students. These gardens will also support the launch of a new graduate program focused on holistic management of teaching, public, and community gardens. Community support will help fund essential supplies—plants, bedding, soil amendments, and tools—needed to create diverse garden plots. Meeting our goal will allow us to introduce new themed spaces, while additional funding will establish a strong foundation for innovation and expanded engagement across campus and the state.
Every great garden starts with a single seed! Your gift of $10 helps provide essential garden supplies like soil, fertilizer, and other resources to nurture healthy plants for hands-on student learning.
Support the foundation of our teaching gardens! A $40 gift helps enhance garden spaces, providing students and the community with a thriving, engaging environment.
Help our students grow their knowledge! Your $100 donation provides things like living plant specimens for hands-on identification, propagation, and horticultural study.
Support future landscape designers! A $250 gift helps enhance student training in ornamental horticulture and landscape management by providing materials to establish things like themed garden plots.
Fuel innovation in horticulture! Your $500 donation provides resources for research and teaching, supporting student success and hands-on experiential learning in our gardens.
Ensure a strong future for horticulture education! A $1,000 gift supports tools that could enhance student research, hands-on training, and the development of a graduate program in holistic garden management.
Transform the future of horticulture education! Your $2,100 gift lays the groundwork for long-term innovation, expanding participation opportunities for students, faculty, and the broader community by fully funding our project!
