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Exhibitions at the Garden

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Holiday Train Show
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November 21, 2009–January 10, 2010
The Enid A. Haupt Conservatory is transformed into an enchanting landscape, wrapped in the glow of twinkling lights. Model trains and trolleys zip along over bridges and on winding tracks past scaled replicas selected from the Garden’s collection of 140 New York landmarks, created entirely from plant parts.

Ex Libris: Treasures from the LuEsther T. Mertz Library
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Through January 10, 2010
This exhibition highlights some rarely seen items that reveal the extraordinary beauty and depth of the Library’s collections. This special display includes visually stunning examples of some of the greatest flower books ever published, beautiful books on fruit, sumptuously illustrated mycological works, and a gallery of images drawn from the Library’s holdings of original botanical artwork.

The Presence of Trees: An Exhibition of Photography
by Larry Lederman
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Through April 11, 2010
Larry Lederman’s poetic images on display were mainly take at The New York Botanical Garden and in Westchester County. They take a fresh look at trees in the landscape and reveal their beauty and structure during all seasons. View this unique photography exhibition in the Garden’s Arthur and Janet Ross Gallery.

A World of Plants
Ongoing

Plants and Fungi: Ten Current Research Stories
Ongoing