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The Fifth New York Botanical Garden Triennial with the American Society of Botanical Artists No organism on Earth can survive alone, but some rely on collaboration more than others. The fungi, lichens, and plants featured in this show rely on ingenious mechanisms of symbiosis—sometimes mutual,...
on Apr 13
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2025 Plant Humanities Conversations: Poisons & Remedies | New York Botanical Garden
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Plants are the primary ecosystem builders supporting all life on earth and profoundly shaping human societies, from food and medicine to art and culture. Yet 45% of all flowering plants are threatened with extinction. The wonder, fragility, and resilience of plant life are attracting strong...
on Apr 2
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The Orchid Show: Mexican Modernism | New York Botanical Garden
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Our annual celebration of all things orchid spotlights the vibrant setting of Mexico for The Orchid Show: Mexican Modernism. Set off on a journey where the fusion of tradition and contemporary artistry takes center stage amid awe-inspiring displays of orchids, and wander through lush landscapes...
on Feb 25
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Updates from the Archives: Making Institutional Records More Accessible | New York Botanical Garden
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Thanks to a generous grant from Shelby White and the Leon Levy Foundation, the LuEsther T. Mertz Library is now able to process, digitize, and make accessible the institutional records of the New York Botanical Garden.
on Jan 30
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Plant People: Episode 6 | New York Botanical Garden
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What Do Plants Have to Do with Flooding? Plant People—a new podcast from NYBG and PRX Productions featuring NYBG’s CEO & President, Jennifer Bernstein—connects the dots between nature and humanity through lively conversations with plant scientists and curators, gardeners and naturalists, and...
on Aug 28
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Poetic Botany: A Digital Exhibition
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Vegetable Lamb // Plant, Fleece, Fable
on May 21
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Growing Roses | New York Botanical Garden
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Roses have a reputation for being difficult to grow in New York’s climate. While many roses are susceptible to damage from insects and diseases, Garden horticulturists have worked with growers across the United States and Europe to assemble a collection that features species roses, ancient...
on Apr 28, 2024