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Presently at NYBG: Roses at Peak, the Country’s Biggest Leaf, and The Conservatory Ball
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This week, in our third issue of Presently, the comings and goings of the spring season begin to slow down as our oasis in the ... Read MoreWhat's On at NYBG
Videos, What's On at NYBG
THRIVE Program Invites Veterans to Explore the Healing Aspects of Gardening
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Each Monday in the Edible Academy, we welcome veterans of all ages from the James J. Peters VA Medical Center for a day among nature—where ... Read MoreWhat's Beautiful Now, What's On at NYBG
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 MoreEnvironment & Conservation
Endangered Plants Find New Life in Ebony G. Patterson’s Coming Exhibition
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The Earth is in a constant process of turning over from old to new. This summer’s art exhibition of Ebony G. Patterson’s work reminds us ... Read MoreHistory & People, Plant Science
How Plants Are Used in Centuries-old “Weather Magic” Practices on Islands in the Southwestern Pacific Nation of Vanuatu
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Together with a group of colleagues in the United States and in Vanuatu, we recently published a study on how plants are used in “weather ... Read MoreInside our Collections
A Second Life for Orchids After the Show Concludes
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Each year, as the annual celebration reaches its conclusion, we're often asked by visitors, "What happens to the orchids once The Orchid Show is over?" Read MoreHistory & People
Honoring Sarah Harlow During National Library Week
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Born October 20th,1957 in Florida, Orange County, New York, Sarah Havens Harlow received her Bachelor of Science in Botany at Wellesley College in 1891 and ... Read MoreInside our Collections
Flowering Frustration
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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 MoreWhat's On at NYBG
GEAR UP Students Explore Career Pathways in Landscape Architecture with ASLA
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Middle school students enrolled in Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP) at the Bronx Institute at Lehman College joined us at ... Read MoreSUBSCRIBE
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