After weeks of snow and ice, we’ve gotten a break in the weather, and the Garden’s first flowers are taking advantage of the warmth.
First up? Snowdrops, hellebores, and the rare herbaceous perennial Adonis amurensis. See them all here.
Helleborus niger (photo by Mark Pfeffer)
Tags: Everett Children's Adventure Garden, Flowers, Ice, Ladies' Border, new york city, Perennial Garden, Snow, Spring, The New York Botanical Garden, Winter
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