The summer garden walk series continues Saturday at USF Botanical Garden

The hour-long walk is included with general admission.

By Ray Roa on Fri, May 19, 2023 at 3:38 pm

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Cacti and succulents will star in the May 20 edition of USF Botanical Gardens' summer garden walk.

As the Oracle of Ybor points out , starting a garden can change your life. If that’s true, then being in one can change your day, right?

This weekend, staff, volunteers and faculty at University of South Florida’s 16-acre botanical garden continue their seven-part summer walk series with a walk and talk led by Jagoda Edelman, a volunteer in the cacti and succulent sector for around 20 years, according to WUSF.

The hour-long Saturday walk is included with general admission and will repeat for another month until the June 17 pollinators finale. The Summer Garden Walk Series on Saturday, May 20 is included with admission to USF Botanical Garden.

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