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Spring Fling (Online Cooking Demonstration)

Looking for a main-dish salad that celebrates herbs and a “mess”y dessert from across the pond? Then join the Cook Sisters as they welcome spring with two dishes – one savory, the other sweet – that truly capture the season’s bright flavors. The salad, replete with savory fresh herbs and featuring smoked fish, makes a great luncheon or light diner. The dessert, known as the Eton Mess, is an intense combination of meringue, whipped cream, and the season’s best berries.

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Eco-Printing with Flowers (Online Demonstration)

Join An to explore an exciting and approachable style of natural dyeing: eco-printing. In this online demonstration, An will share a variety of plants and flowers that can be used for eco-printing, focusing on plants you can view on a visit to the U.S. Botanic Garden outdoor gardens. An will demonstrate eco-printing, in which plant matter is placed on top of fiber, bound, and then steamed, whereby color and form are transferred to the cloth. Finally, participants will learn about treating the fiber to keep color in place.

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Patrick Dougherty stickwork installation “O Say Can You See”

In celebration of the U.S. Botanic Garden's 200th anniversary in 2020, the Garden collaborated with renowned stickwork artist Patrick Dougherty to create this custom sculptural installation onsite.
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