The Hope Goddard Iselin Fellowship in Public Horticulture supports graduate research and hands-on learning in public horticulture at U.S. gardens, funded by the Garden Club of America.
The Garden Club of America and the Royal Horticultural Society Interchange Fellowships fund American and British scholars’ practical horticultural training to exchange knowledge and foster cross-cultural ties.
Supports PhD candidates in botany to conduct independent field research in tropical plant systematics or forest ecology, advancing tropical conservation and botanical expertise.
The Catherine H. Beattie Fellowship in Conservation Horticulture supports graduate students’ botanical garden work to study and conserve rare and endangered U.S. plants, with a Carolinas and Southeast preference.
The Douglas Dockery Thomas Fellowship in Garden History and Design supports graduate researchers studying American garden history and design to explore gardens’ future and place in the environment.
The Garden Club of America Fellowship in Ecological Restoration supports graduate students’ field and laboratory research to advance restoration science and practice and grow the field’s scientific workforce.