Job Openings at the Garden:
Office Coordinator Youth Education Coordinator Camp Assistant Camp Instructors
Full-time Position:
Office Coordinator
The Office Coordinator is responsible for all aspects of the day-to-day operations of the Garden's administrative office. Responsibilities include answering the phone, providing information and assistance to visitors and handling program registrations. Please send cover letter and resume to:
Executive Director
* Part-Time Position: Youth Education CoordinatorPart-time, year-round education coordinator needed to teach and administer our education program in horticultural and environmental science. Must be adept at working with Children, curriculum development, highly organized and flexible.
* Full-Time Seasonal Positions: Farm in the Garden Camp
Assistant Camp Director Farm in the Garden Camp
Camp Instructors
Includes activities in the children's garden, hands-on animal care and productive farm work, preparing and sharing the food we grow and much more.To download job descriptions and apply:
Apply Here! Berkshire Botanical Garden is an Equal Opportunity Employer. *
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Big, Bold and Hot!
Summer Bulb Standouts
February 25, 10am - noon
 | One of Barb Pierson's faves: Colocasia esculenta 'Mojito' (Imperial taro, Elephant's-ear) may be the most hip colocasia to date. Its leaves are 14" long and are arrowhead-shaped, demanding attention wherever it is planted.
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Please join us as we welcome Barb Pierson, Nursery Manager for White Flower Farm Nursery for a lecture/discussion on summer bulb standouts.
Learn about the best of the bunch and see why summer bulbs are among the most exotic and exicting plants in our gardens. This lecture will cover tips for growing and storing, and Barb will be bringing some great varieties for sale following the lecture. Members: $25; Nonmembers: $30 Click here to register online, or call 413-298-3926.
Become a Garden Member and save on classes, workshops and much more. Read about it here. *
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Hot Scaping with Succulents,
Orchids and More
February 25, 2012, 1-3pm  | | Aeonium and Agave desmettiana variegata - two varieties of succulents that will be discussed in Rob Gennari's demo/workshop |
Investigate trends in gardening with plants from around the world with
Rob Gennari of Glendale Botanicals.
Consider Agaves and other succulents as low-maintenance patio plants that double as houseplants for the winter months. Learn about orchids and how to care for these exotic beauties. Practical information on selection, cultivation, maintenance and overwintering will be covered. Materials included in the cost of the workshop. Bring gloves and pruners and a cardboard box to transport plants home. Additional plants will be for sale following the class.
Members: $37; Nonmembers $45
Not a Member? Click here to learn more.
Click here to register, or call the Garden at 413-298-3926.
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For more information about Berkshire Botanical Garden
call: 413.298.3926
check out our website: www.berkshirebotanical.org
write:
Berkshire Botanical Garden
PO Box 826, Stockbridge, MA. 01262
email:
info@berkshirebotanical.org
visit:
intersection of Routes 102 & 183, Stockbridge, MA
Open from 9 am - 5 pm daily. We look forward to meeting you!
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