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Within the St. Louis region, the Garden is currently one of a kind in educating and demonstrating sustainable life style choices—choices that minimize our current and future impact on plants, our local environment, and the world at large.

Plants and their ecosystems continue to be negatively impacted by human behaviors and choices related to the food we eat, the homes and buildings we construct and operate, the products we produce and consume, and the transportation methods we employ.

The Garden offers numerous classes, and activities related to green living and making incorporating sustainable choices into our every day lives. Our programs address the needs of individuals, families, homeowners, business owners, community leaders, and teachers.

Grow Green in 2009 The Garden celebrates 150 years of protecting our planet. Learn more about conservation and sustainability by taking our pledge to Grow Green with the Garden. Pledge today! Sustainable Gardening Take the first steps to sustainable gardening with some easy-to-follow guidelines and suggestions from the Garden's Kemper Center for Home Gardening. Learn more. Plastic Pot Recycling Apr. 22–Sept. 30, 2009 Learn more about recycling your plastic garden pots, polystyrene cell packs, and trays.

Home Improvement, Remodeling, and Renovation Protect the environment while making your home more energy efficient. Improve indoor air quality and create a more comfortable, healthier home. Learn how! Sustainable Business Network Explore the benefits of incorporating sustainable practices into daily business routines. Register for a class today! EarthWays Center The Garden's EarthWays Center offers classes, workshops, and training programs for students, families, and professionals. Learn more.