History & People
Posted in History & People
We
at
NYBG
were
saddened
to
hear
of
the
recent
passing
of
Nancy
Wallace,
who
was
a
fierce
advocate
for
the
Bronx
River
and
was
...
Read More
Inside our Collections
Posted in Inside our Collections
We
at
NYBG
start
getting
antsy
for
spring
early.
Once
the
last
russet
oak
leaf
in
the
Thain
Family
Forest
floats
to
the
ground
in
...
Read More
Garden News
Posted in Garden News
Post-Tropical Storm Ida dropped more than seven inches of rain on the Garden in only a few hours on the evening of September 1.
Read More
Garden News
Posted in Garden News
The Garden’s tree collections and natural landscapes are home to a bewildering array of insects and diseases.
Read More
Garden News
Posted in Garden News
With
so
many
trees
a
century
old
or
older
growing
across
the
landscape,
Garden
arborists
have
been
implementing
a
wide
array
of
tree-care
techniques
specifically
...
Read More
Garden News
Posted in Garden News
If
choosing
the
right
tree
for
the
right
place
is
the
all-important
first
step
in
successful
tree
planting,
planting
properly
and
providing
excellent
post-planting
care
...
Read More
Garden News
Posted in Garden News
NYBG
curators
plant
dozens
of
new
trees
in
the
Living
Collections
and
hundreds
in
the
Thain
Family
Forest
every
year.
Some
of
these
new
trees
...
Read More
Garden News
Posted in Garden News
The New York Botanical Garden has always been dedicated to keeping its trees healthy.
Read More
Videos, What's Beautiful Now
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
Garden News
Posted in Garden News
Last
February,
we
shared
with
you
information
about
the
need
to
remove
five
trees
from
the
historic
Tulip
Tree
Allée.
We
let
you
know
that
...
Read More