Exhibitions at the Garden
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A World of Plants
Ongoing with special features January 16–February 21
Find your retreat at The New York Botanical Garden. The tropics are closer than you think! Let the living beauty of A World of Plants rejuvenate you as you explore misty rain forests and dry deserts. With more than an acre inside the stunning glass Conservatory, there is plenty of room for you to relax and enjoy a day of tranquility.
The Orchid Show: Cuba in Flower
February 27–April 11
Experience the tropical beauty of Old Havana in bloom featuring thousands of orchids and native plants in Enid A. Haupt Conservatory. Exotic floral displays through architectural scenes transport visitors to the romantic intrigue of Cuba. Chocolate and Vanilla Adventures in the Everett Children's Adventure Garden give families an interactive look the vanilla orchid and the cacao tree.
Emily Dickinson's Garden: The Poetry of Flowers
May 1–June 13
See spring in The Garden through the eyes of one of America's most beloved literary figures, Emily Dickinson. This exhibition combines her fascinating life's story with her passion for nature, all set in 250 acres of living beauty.
The Presence of Trees: An Exhibition of Photography by Larry Lederman
Through April 11, 2010
Larry Lederman’s poetic images on display were mainly taken 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.
Plants and Fungi: Ten Current Research Stories
Ongoing