Inside The New York Botanical Garden

Morning Eye Candy: Glacial Pace

Posted in Around the Garden, Photography on June 21 2012, by Matt Newman

The geography (and geology) of the NYBG is pretty fascinating on its own merit. Walking through the Azalea Garden and the Forest, looking at the natural rock formations that define this area, you can make out the scars and striations where glaciers passed through, ages ago. This one comes from the Native Plant Garden, which we’re anxious to reopen in 2013.

Photo by Ivo M. Vermeulen