What's Beautiful Now

Presently at NYBG: Summer on the Horizon

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Welcome to Presently at NYBG, a weekly showcase of our favorite images highlighting our appreciation and connection to plants and the natural world. Read More

Perspective

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Lenses are some of the most exciting aspects of photography. If one thinks of a camera as a blank canvas, lenses are the paintbrushes, where ... Read More

For the Love of Snow

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If it's going to be cold, it might as well be snowing, and if it's snowing, you might as well have some fun. Read More

Erblichia’s a Flower, But Only So an Hour

Posted in Inside our Collections, What's Beautiful Now

If there isn’t a txt-speak acronym for “fear of missing out on a phenophase,” there ought to be one. Read More

Spring Bloom Trackers Now Live!

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With spring upon us and the daffodils, cherry blossoms, and azaleas only just beginning to hint at the incredible show of color on the horizon, ... Read More

Take a Virtual Tour of Spotlight on Orchids

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As we near the final week of Spotlight on Orchids in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, set off on a virtual tour of the event's ... Read More

Journey Through Winter

Posted in Videos, What's Beautiful Now

On the final day of winter, join Todd Forrest, Arthur Ross Vice President for Horticulture and Living Collections, for a look back on the ethereal ... Read More

Journey Through Fall

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Take a look back on the splendor of this year's fall with a virtual tour of the season's Garden highlights. Read More

Explore Fall Color

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With fall color at its peak, now is a great time to explore the Thain Forest. Read More

What’s Beautiful Now: Kiku in Fall

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From traditional "kengai" (cascade) forms, to contemporary and imaginative butterflies, our Japanese kiku are the stars of fall. Read More