Wandering through fields of sunflowers has become an annual summer tradition in the St. Louis area. Several local farms and conservation areas plan to have fields full of these beauties again this summer, though as with most crops, their growth is weather dependent.
Sustainability is in full bloom at the Missouri Botanical Garden's new Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center. The new center, which opened to the general public Aug. 27, highlights the garden's ongoing commitment to preserving plant life through energy efficiency and water-saving features, a variety of plant species, improved accessibility, expanded dining and retail, and plant-themed architectural details.
Programs at the Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House are designed to educate, inspire, and engage your child's fascination with our world as they learn more about the many amazing things bugs do in our lives. Programs are geared to children and adults of all ages. Whether you visit the Butterfly House with a school group, camp group, or your family, you are sure to find something to fascinate you.
Books are a great way to escape the world. Books are also a great way to enjoy the world! When you’re planning an adventure, learning about your destination before you go makes the experience that much more rewarding. (If you read reviews about a restaurant before you try it, then you can probably relate.)
Spring rains and warmer weather make gardening a great activity for families looking for a new hobby to explore at home.