What will my child do in the Children's Gardening Program?

Throughout the season they are enrolled, Crafters and Sprouts plant and care for a garden and learn about garden-related topics through fun enrichment activities. Each session includes time dedicated to hands-on gardening and time dedicated to learning about a particular theme, through investigations, hikes, discussions, and games. Caregiver accompanying their Sprout actively participates along with their Sprout.

Where does the Children's Gardening Program take place?

The program takes place outdoors at the Edible Academy (EA). The campus is located near the East Gate and includes gardens, classrooms, greenhouse, open air pavilions (offering relief from sun and rain), restrooms, water bottle refill station, and hand sanitizer dispensers. The classrooms and greenhouse will not be utilized during the program. The Edible Academy campus is NOT open to the public during the CGP sessions.

Does my child harvest and keep what they grow?

Many of the crops the Crafters and Sprouts plant and care for are harvested during the season they are enrolled. Some of the crops are left to grow and are harvested by the Crafters and Sprouts enrolled in subsequent seasons. Some of the crops will be harvested by Edible Academy staff and donated to local community-based food providers.

Does my child choose what they grow?

In order to have seeds and seedlings ready each program session, EA staff develop planting plans that include a diversity of crops that are seasonally appropriate. Each season more than a dozen different vegetables, herbs, and flowers are grown.

How does my child get to the Edible Academy?

Crafters and Trams are transported to and from the Edible Academy on the NYBG Trams. Trams depart from the Tulip Tree Allee. Crafters Educators join the Crafters to provide supervision during the ride.

Who teaches my child during the Children's Gardening Program?

NYBG hires and trains Crafters and Sprouts Educators to facilitate the gardening and enrichment activities planned by Edible Academy administrators. Each Educator is assigned up to 12 Crafters or 12 Sprouts and accompanying caregivers and is supported during program sessions by several Edible Academy administrators as well as Assistant Educators.

What efforts are being made to promote my child's safety during the program session?

All activities of the Children’s Gardening Program will take place outdoors; all staff and participants are required to wear face coverings indoors and in the Everett Children’s Adventure Garden and the Edible Academy. Hand washing stations and hand sanitizer stations are installed throughout the Edible Academy campus. All garden tools will be disinfected with an alcohol-based disinfectant in between users. Enrichment activities will include hikes and games that promote social distancing.

How do I enroll my child in the Children's Gardening Program?

You can enroll https://www.nybg.org/learn/kids-teens/childrens-gardening-program/ or via phone at 718.817.8181.

When does registration for the Children's Gardening Program begin?

You can register your child for Spring 2022, Summer 2022, and/or Fall 2022 sessions now.

Do NYBG Members receive a discount?

Yes, we offer CGP Crafters and Sprouts at a discounted rate for NYBG Members at the Family Level and above.

Are discounts available for enrolling in more than one season?

Yes, we offer a 10% discount for enrolling your child in three or more seasons. Please use code CGP1022 at check out.

Do you offer financial scholarships?

Yes, you may apply for a https://nybg.doubleknot.com/form/takesurvey.aspx?surveyid=83821&orgkey=3803 .

Who do I contact if I have further questions regarding the Children's Gardening Program?

You can email childed@nybg.org or call 718.817.8181

How can I purchase or renew a Membership?

You can purchase a Membership https://www.nybg.org/join-support/membership/ , on-site at any ticket window, or by calling the Membership Office. To purchase online you’ll have to create a new Member account. Renewing Members have an existing account. https://www.nybg.org/content/uploads/2019/11/ME_Members-Login-Info_2019-Final.pdf

Trade-in Tickets Towards Membership

If you have purchased regular-priced admission to the Garden, during your visit the ticket price can be applied to the cost of a Membership. For Individual and Teacher level, the cost of one regular-priced ticket is applied. The cost of two regular-priced tickets can be applied towards the purchase of a Dual Membership. The cost of two adult and two children’s tickets can be applied towards the purchase of Family–Sustaining Memberships. Please see a Visitor Services Representative on the day of your visit for additional details.

When will I receive my Membership materials?

Please allow 2–3 weeks from the date of purchase to receive your Membership materials. We will assume all proper Membership materials have been received unless notified. Please notify the Membership Office if you have not received your Membership materials 3 weeks after purchase.

Renewals may be processed at any point once your Membership term has commenced. When you renew an active Membership, it will be extended for one year from the current expiration date. The Membership Office does not retain the credit card information. This information must be re-submitted with each renewal.

When can I begin using my Member benefits?

Member admission and discounts can be used immediately upon purchase of Membership. Member Passes for guest admission or parking will be sent with your Membership materials within 2-3 weeks of purchase. Member passes can only be redeemed by presenting the physical pass at the Garden.

What admission benefits do Members receive?

Membership entitles you to year-round admission. Each Membership is allotted a fixed number of complimentary Member tickets per day determined by Membership level.

What discounts do Members receive?

Members receive a 10% discount off purchases at NYBG Shop. Members also receive discounts on education course fees and on select premium events.

Do I have to reserve tickets for timed entry?

Timed tickets may be required for admission to the Garden. This is necessary to alleviate overcrowding, ensure a more pleasant experience, and protect the Conservatory, collections, and delicate exhibitions.

How do I redeem my Member Passes?

To receive complimentary parking, redeem pass to the parking attendant upon arrival on Garden premise. When parking at our secure parking facility at 401 Bedford Park Blvd, Members must validate parking ticket and redeem pass at a Garden ticket window to avoid Event and Standard Weekday non-visitor rates. For guest admissions, passes can only be redeemed at Garden ticket windows; they cannot be reserved in advance. Each pass can be used once. If you do not have your passes when you visit, you will be required to pay regular price (no refunds).

How do I redeem Member Passes for timed-entry admission?

If a Member with a timed ticket brings a friend using a guest pass, Garden Representatives will do their best to accommodate the guest(s) at the same time. Additional timed tickets are available for purchase at regular price if you have exceeded the number of complimentary admissions allowed by your Membership level.

Can I give a friend one of my Member passes?

No. Members are required to accompany their guest(s) when using a guest pass.

Are Member Passes always valid for guest admission?

Member Passes are not valid for guest admission during the Holiday Train Show® or select premium events.

What reciprocal benefits do Members have at participating gardens and arboreta?

Garden Members receive reciprocal benefits at gardens and arboreta throughout the United States through our association with the American Horticultural Society Reciprocal Admissions Program. Benefits vary by organization. Members must contact the Garden they wish to visit confirm what benefits are available. A complete listing can be found https://ahsgardening.org/gardening-programs/rap/ .

Can I access the Garden prior to opening hours?

Early Morning Access is a great way to enjoy the beauty and solace of the New York Botanical Garden’s grounds before the Garden is open to the general public. Supporting, Contributing, Sustaining, and Patron level Members can utilize their complimentary Early Morning Access from Tuesday–Sunday, 6–10 a.m. Please have your Membership ID card or proof of Membership purchase (receipt) available when entering the Garden. Please note that no building entry is allowed with the exception of the Visitor Center and East Gate restrooms and parking is only available at the Mosholu Entrance (2950 Southern Blvd.).

How long does it take to receive my Membership card(s)?

Membership cards and passes will be mailed within 2-3 weeks of Membership purchase. Membership is active upon purchase and is not contingent upon the receipt of Membership materials.

How many cards will I receive?

Individual level will receive one Membership card. Memberships that include two or more individuals will receive at most two Membership Cards, one for each adult named on the Membership. If a Member wishes to add a new second individual to the Membership during cycle, there is a $10 replacement card fee.

Do I need my Membership card to access my benefits?

No. If you do not have your Membership card, a photo ID will be requested by Garden Representatives to receive your Member benefits. Member benefits are for the Member(s) listed on the Membership.

I lost my card. How do I get a replacement?

There is a $10 replacement fee for lost, damaged, or stolen Membership Cards You can purchase a replacement card at any ticket window when visiting the Garden or by calling the Membership Office. Please allow 2-3 weeks for the mailing of replacement card(s).

Membership is valid for one year from the date your application is processed. No refunds, extensions, or exchanges will be granted if you are for any reason unable to utilize your Membership Benefits.

Memberships, Membership Benefits, passes, and Membership Cards are nontransferable.

Membership Downgrades

The Garden does not permit a Member to downgrade to a lower Category once the Membership materials have been received and/or benefits have been used.

Membership Terms & Conditions

These terms and conditions apply to all Members of the Botanical Garden. In these terms “you/r” or “Member/s” refer to all people who have purchased or applied for a Membership at the Individual, Individual Senior, Dual, Dual Senior, Family, Family Senior, Friends & Family, Supporting, Contributing, Sustaining, and Teacher categories. The terms “we”, “NYBG”, “the Botanical Garden”, or “the Garden” refer to The New York Botanical Garden. With the exception of the benefit of admission to the Garden, we reserve the right to alter the Membership Categories and Benefits without prior notice. Members and guests are subject to conditions and policies of the Garden. We reserve the right, in our sole discretion, to refuse entry and/or Membership to a Member and to revoke a Membership without refund if a Member behaves in a threatening or abusive manner toward any person, or damages or threatens to damage any of the collections at The New York Botanical Garden. We reserve the right to amend the terms of these policies at any time. At the time of an amendment, Members will be notified.

What’s the advantage of attending the school of professional horticulture versus earning an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in horticulture?

The advantage can be summarized with one word—skills! The School’s strength is that it teaches students valuable horticulture skills, which give our graduates a competitive advantage over other programs based solely on coursework. The School’s program combines the theoretical and the practical, teaching not just how to grow plants, but why plants grow the way they do. It is due to this kind of education that our students are highly sought after, not just for internships, but also for full-time employment upon graduation.

As someone who is switching careers, what is it like to work in the horticulture industry?

It is a close-knit community of dedicated and passionate professionals who are willing to share their knowledge, experience, information, and employment opportunities. As a student, you meet many key people in this profession from around the world in diverse areas of horticulture, and as a graduate, you become part of that community. One of the biggest benefits of attending the School is making these lifelong contacts here at NYBG and beyond.

What is the typical demographic of students in the school?

Students come from all over the country and world. Most students have some college background, and many have degrees in fields other than horticulture. The majority of students are career changers and range in age from their late teens to mid-50s.

What is the job placement rate for graduates?

The School has had a job placement rate of 100% for the past 8 years. Our alumni are highly sought after by botanical gardens, public parks, celebrity estates, and even major league sports stadiums. Exceptional students also are often hired at NYBG upon graduation when a position is available. However, the School does not promise or guarantee employment.

What kind of salary can I expect to recieve

Generally, private industry pays more than public parks and gardens. The starting salary range in private industry is typically $50,000–$60,000; for non-profits it is $40,000–$55,000.

How is the two-year program divided?

The program is divided into nine terms. Academic classes are concentrated between rotations and include evening sessions.

What if I have fewer hours of experience by application deadline, should I still apply?

Yes; contact the Director to assess your situation.

How many course hours should I expect to take?

Students are required to complete 630 Course Hours and 1,990 Horticulture Rotation and Internship Hours in order to qualify for graduation.

How many hours of studying can I anticipate?

On horticulture rotation days, students start at 8 a.m. and finish at 4 p.m. On class days, students may start at 10 a.m. and finish at 6 or 9 p.m. Students also can expect to have classes some evenings throughout the year. Some courses require homework and studying outside class hours.

Why are some courses taught in the evenings?

Many courses are taught by our expert Horticulture staff. Due to their daytime schedules, they are only free to teach after 4 p.m.

Is it possible to work part-time while I am a student in the School?

Due to the intense schedule of academic courses and work rotations, in addition to various lectures, field trips, and plant ID walks, it’s nearly impossible to hold a part-time job, find time to study, and stay in good academic standing for the two-year program.

What does one recieve after Graduating from the school?

After successfully completing the program, students receive a Diploma in Horticulture from The New York Botanical Garden.

Housing is available in the Bronx and lower Westchester County within a convenient distance from the Garden. Housing is not provided by the School, and out-of-town and international students are advised to secure housing prior to arriving in New York.

When does orientation start?

Orientation starts the last week in January. New students meet staff and become familiar with the Garden’s philosophies, policies, and facilities. Orientation and special group projects with Horticulture continue through February and March to prepare students for their horticulture rotations in the spring.

Does the school provide computer access?

Computers are available 24 hours a day in the Student Room, M-280. Students may be assigned an NYBG e-mail address if desired. In addition, there is Wi-Fi service in the Watson Building and other buildings on campus.

What study and dining facilities are available to students?

Classrooms and academic facilities are in the Watson and Library buildings. The Student Room is available for meal breaks, studying, drafting, and computer use. Horticulture training is carried out at locations throughout the Garden. The Garden’s Pine Tree Café on Garden grounds is open Tuesdays through Sundays, and students enjoy a 20% discount. The Café serves pizza, panini, salads, snacks, and beverages. The Hudson Garden Grill is a more formal dining option on Garden grounds. There are also several moderately priced diners, cafés, and pizzerias within walking distance of the Garden.

Press Release Archive

The Public Relations staff is happy to assist with stories, on-site visits, interviews, experts, and photos.

For assistance, please e-mail Public Relations.

November 20, 2024 –

NYBG Scientists and Colleagues Document the Multifaceted Roles the Sun Plays in the Lives and Beliefs of People on a Remote Pacific Island, from Cosmology to Time-Reckoning and the Layout and Orientation of Gardens and Houses

November 15, 2024 –

Comprehensive, First-of-its-Kind Study Finds Nearly One-third of Plant Species Call Islands Home but Warns That Many of These Unique Plant Populations Are Threatened by Habitat Loss, Climate Change, and Invasive Species

November 15, 2024 –

Pick Up Festive New Skills This Season with The New York Botanical Garden’s
Holiday-Themed Classes

November 12, 2024 –

NYBG’s Holiday Train Show® Returns for Its 33rd Year of Enchanting Model Train Displays and Cherished Seasonal Traditions, November 16, 2024 through January 20, 2025

October 30, 2024 –

Kiku at NYBG Spotlights the Time-Honored Art and Beauty of Japanese Chrysanthemums, November 2 through 17, 2024

October 29, 2024 –

COP16: The New York Botanical Garden and CAF Join Forces to Restore Biodiversity in Latin America and the Caribbean

October 29, 2024 –

NYBG Announces Major Floral Exhibitions for 2025 – The Orchid Show: Mexican Modernism and Van Gogh: Painting with Flowers

October 28, 2024 –

Fall Forest Weekends Return to The New York Botanical Garden—the Region’s
Fall Foliage Headquarters—on Saturdays and Sundays, November 2–3 and
9–10, 2024

October 4, 2024 –

The NYBG Announces Call for Applicants for the Third Year of the Larry Lederman Photography Fellowship

September 26, 2024 –

The New York Botanical Garden, in Collaboration with N.Y.C. Councilmember Rafael
Salamanca, Presents Fiesta de Flores, Part of its Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month
Celebration

September 18, 2024 –

NYBG Celebrates Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month Now through October 15

September 12, 2024 –

During Climate Week 2024, NYBG Will Host a Daylong Conference Featuring Leading Environmental Experts Who Will Explore the Potential for Biodiversity to Improve Earth’s Resilience in the Face of Climate Change

September 12, 2024 –

Tickets on Sale Now for The New York Botanical Garden’s 33rd Annual
Holiday Train Show®

August 16, 2024 –

Fall at The New York Botanical Garden Brings Spectacular Experiences, Both Night and Day, in Celebration of the Season

August 7, 2024 –

Fall Highlights for Wonderland: Curious Nature, Including Wonderland Nights and Magic Mushroom Weekend

July 25, 2024 –

NYBG Announces 33rd Annual Holiday Train Show®, November 16, 2024 through January 20, 2025

June 14, 2024 –

NYBG opens the African American Garden | Diaspora: Same Boat Different Stops on June 15, 2024

May 28, 2024 –

NYBG’s Farmer’s Market, Named One of the Top 10 Farmers Markets in NYC, is
Open for Business Every Wednesday Through October 23, 2024

May 22, 2024 –

Intriguing Array of Continuing Education Classes Complement
Wonderland: Curious Nature at NYBG

May 22, 2024 –

Wonderland: Curious Nature Complemented by Vibrant Offering of Public Programming and Culinary Delights

May 15, 2024 –

Wonderland: Curious Nature at The New York Botanical Garden, May 18 through October 27, 2024

May 13, 2024 –

Plant People, a New Podcast from The New York Botanical Garden and PRX, Explores the Connections between People and Plants and How Both Need Earth Other to Thrive

April 24, 2024 –

Global Team of Researchers, Including Three New York Botanical Garden Scientists, Publish Ground-breaking Study of Plant Evolution with Many Potential Uses, from Plant Conservation to the Discovery of New Medicines

April 23, 2024 –

Five Scientists to Join The New York Botanical Garden’s World-Class Plant Research Staff, Adding a Diverse Range of Expertise to Advance Its Work in Addressing the Dual Biodiversity and Climate Crises

April 3, 2024 –

NYBG Announces Recipient of 2024’s Larry Lederman Photography Fellowship

March 28, 2024 –

News from The New York Botanical Garden’s Plant Science Program Demonstrates the Institution’s Foundational Work in Addressing the Dual Biodiversity and Climate Crises

March 6, 2024 –

The New York Botanical Garden Celebrates Women’s History Month, Honoring Contributions and Advancements of Women Pioneers, Innovators, and Advocates in Science, Horticulture, and Education

March 6, 2024 –

NYBG Scientist Publishes a Comprehensive Photographic Guide to Eastern North America’s Ferns and Three Related Plant Families

March 1, 2024 –

In the Wake of a Powerful Cyclone, Two NYBG Scientists and Their Colleagues Find that a Pacific Island’s Forests Stage a Remarkable Recovery

March 1, 2024 –

NYBG Scientist and Colleagues Discover Seven New Plant Species in the Highly Threatened Cloud Forests of the Andes Mountains in Peru

February 14, 2024 –

The Orchid Show: Florals in Fashion Runs February 17 through April 21, 2024

February 2, 2024 –

Tickets for Wonderland: Curious Nature on Sale Now

January 26, 2024 –

The New York Botanical Garden Launches NYBG Plant Studio

January 12, 2024 –

Tickets for The Orchid Show: Florals in Fashion at NYBG on Sale Now
December 22, 2023 –

NYBG Scientist and Colleague Discover New Plant Species Believed to Be Growing at Only Six Sites in the U.S. Mid-Atlantic Coastal Region and Call for It to Be Protected under the Endangered Species Act

November 13, 2023 –

NYBG’s Holiday Train Show® Returns Bigger Than Ever for Its 32nd Year, with More Model Trains and an All-New Outdoor Display, November 18, 2023, through January 15, 2024

NYBG GLOW Map

October 19, 2023 –

Orchids Take to the Runway in The Orchid Show: Florals in Fashion at NYBG, February 17–April 21, 2024

October 10, 2023 –

NYBG Scientist and Collaborators Call for Speeding Up the Process of Scientifically Describing New Plant Species to Improve Biodiversity Conservation Efforts after Finding That Naming Tropical Tree Species Takes an Average of 16 Years

October 10, 2023 –

NYBG Celebrates Native American Heritage Month throughout November

October 9, 2023 –

Final Weeks to Experience Ebony G. Patterson’s Critically Acclaimed Exhibition …things come to thrive…in the shedding…in the molting… at NYBG

9/27/2023 –

Federal, City and State Officials, Douglaston Development, The New York Botanical Garden, and Project Partners Celebrate Ribbon Cutting at Mixed-Use Affordable Senior Housing Development in the Bronx

9/18/2023 –

NYBG Scientists and International Partners Document How Plants Are Used on Islands in the Pacific Nation of Vanuatu as Climate-Change Resilient Indicators for Activities Essential to Livelihoods Such as Hunting, Fishing, and Planting Crops

9/15/2023 –

NYBG Celebrates Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month, September 15, through October
15, 2023, with Culinary Samplings, Tours, Interactive Performances, and Digital
Offerings Honoring Cultural Traditions and Botanical Heritage

9/15/2023 –

NYBG Announces Call for Applicants for the Second Year of the Larry Lederman Photography Fellowship

9/6/2023 –

NYBG Announces Wonderland: Curious Nature, an All-New, Garden-Wide Exhibition for 2024

8/30/2023 –

NYBG’s African American Garden: The Caribbean Experience Highlights the Plants and Gardening Histories That Are Essential to Afro-Caribbean Foodways, Including Those Brought to the United States by Caribbean Immigrants

8/24/2023 –

Captivating Plant Combinations of Visual Artist Ebony G. Patterson’s Critically Acclaimed
…things come to thrive…in the shedding…in the molting… (2023) Reaching a Crescendo of Summer Color and Texture at The New York Botanical Garden

8/17/2023 –

The New York Botanical Garden Transforms into Everyone’s Pumpkin Headquarters During NYBG Fall-O-Ween, September 16 through November 12, 2023

7/25/2023 –

NYBG’s Holiday Train Show^® Returns Bigger Than Ever, November 18, 2023, through January 15, 2024

6/30/2023 –

NYBG’s 2023 “Summer Intensives” Certificate Programs Offer Accelerated Training in Floral Design, Gardening, Landscape Design, and Now Therapeutic Horticulture

6/22/2023 –

NYBG Announces Extension of Ebony G. Patterson’s Critically Acclaimed Exhibition …things come to thrive…in the shedding…in the molting…

6/13/2023 –

NYBG’s African American Garden: The Caribbean Experience Highlights the Plants and Gardening Histories That Are Essential to Afro-Caribbean Foodways, Including Those Brought to the United States by Caribbean Immigrants

6/2/2023 –

Pride Event at NYBG 2023 on June 10

6/2/2023 –

NYBG’s Farmers Market Open for the Season

5/25/2023 –

During …things come to thrive…in the shedding…in the molting…, NYBG Offers Complementary Programming for All Ages and Continuing Education Classes Inspired by Visual Artist Ebony G. Patterson

5/24/2023 –

…things come to thrive…in the shedding…in the molting… Opens at The New York Botanical Garden, Debuting New and Site-Specific Work by Visual Artist Ebony G. Patterson

5/2/2023 –

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month at NYBG

4/20/2023 –

With Spring in Full Bloom, The New York Botanical Garden Offers a New Season of Leading Experts and Artists in Compelling Lectures and Presentations

4/18/2023 –

Tickets Now on Sale for NYBG’s Major Spring-Summer Exhibition, …things come to thrive…in the shedding…in the molting…, Debuting New and Site-Specific Work by Visual Artist Ebony G. Patterson

4/6/2023 –

Celebrate Spectacular Spring Weekends at The New York Botanical Garden

3/29/2023 –

NYBG Scientists and International Partners Document How Plants Are Used in Centuries-old “Weather Magic” Practices on Islands in the Southwestern Pacific Nation of Vanuatu

3/9/2023 –

The New York Botanical Garden Expands Celebrated Science Team with Appointments of Internationally Renowned Scholars as New Chief Science Officer, Inaugural Vice President for Urban Conservation Strategy

3/7/2023 –

The New York Botanical Garden Celebrates Women’s History Month, Honoring the Lives and Accomplishments of Trailblazers in Science, Horticulture, and Education

2/28/2023 –

The Orchid Show: Natural Heritage Programming

2/14/2023 –

The Orchid Show Returns to NYBG for Its 20th Year

2/3/2023 –

NYBG’s 2023 Black History Month Celebration Explores the Enduring Botanical Legacy of the African Diaspora and the Contributions of Contemporary Advocates
12/21/2022 –

NYBG Announces The Orchid Show: Natural Heritage, Opening February 18, 2023, Will Be Designed by Landscape Artist Lily Kwong

11/22/2022 –

NYBG Announces Major Site-Specific Exhibition of New Work by Visual Artist Ebony G. Patterson, Opening Spring 2023

11/16/2022 –

The New York Botanical Garden Celebrates the Holiday Season Day and Night with the 31st Year of the Holiday Train Show^® and the Return of NYBG GLOW, New York City’s Largest Outdoor Holiday Light Experience, Expanded for its Third Year

11/10/2022 –

NYBG Celebrates Native American Heritage Month

10/25/2022 –

NYBG Scientist and Colleagues Make the Case That the Ancient Practice of Planting a Mixture of Cereal Grains Could Be a Promising Strategy for Agriculture to Adapt to Harsh Growing Conditions Caused by Climate Change

10/20/2022 –

NYBG Announces Larry Lederman Photography Fellowship

9/15/2022 –

NYBG Celebrates Hispanic/LatinX Heritage Month through October 15, 2022

9/15/2022 –

The Bond of Live Things Everywhere at NYBG Features a Word and Sound Installation of Black Poetry That Speaks to Our Relationship with the Natural World

8/19/2022 –

Climate Week 2022 at The New York Botanical Garden Features Thought-Provoking Programs, Installations, Self-Guided Tour Opportunities, and More, Emphasizing the Importance of Plants in Helping Solve the Climate and Biodiversity Crises

8/17/2022 –

NYBG Fall-O-Ween Brings Fun Programming for All Ages Celebrating the Autumn Season, September 17 through October 30, 2022

7/25/2022 –

The New York Botanical Garden Celebrates the Holiday Season Day and Night with the 31st Year of the Holiday Train Show^® and the Return of NYBG GLOW, N.Y.C.’s Largest Outdoor Holiday Light Experience, Expanded for Its Third Year

7/19/2022 –

African American Garden: Remembrance & Resilience, Part of NYBG’s Exhibition Around the Table: Stories of the Foods We Love, Explores African American Food and Gardening Histories and Essential Contributions to American Foodways

7/13/2022 –

Author Tony Hillery Will Read from His Inspiring Children’s Book Harlem Grown in a Special Story Time and Book Signing at NYBG’s Everett Children’s Adventure Garden, Wednesday, July 20, 2002; 2:30 p.m.

7/5/2022 –

Immersive Installation Conveying the Global Impact of Food Production and Consumption Now on Display at The New York Botanical Garden as Part of Major, Multi-faceted Exhibition

6/28/2022 –

NYBG Scientist and Colleague Call for a New Approach to Studying Lichens to Learn Why They Are So Adaptable and Potentially Gain Valuable Insights into Nature Itself

6/14/2022 –

NYBG’s Juneteenth Weekend Features Gardening Activities, Cooking Demos, Dance Performances, and Fun for the Whole Family, Saturday, June 18 through Monday, June 20, 2022; 12–5 p.m.

6/3/2022 –

Mixed-Media Artwork by Lina Puerta Sheds Light on the Often Overlooked Social and Cultural Impacts of the American Food System and Humans’ Relationship to Nature as Part of NYBG’s Exhibition Around the Table: Stories of the Foods We Love

6/1/2022 –

Around the Table: Stories of the Foods We Love Examines the Art and Science of Foodways and Food Traditions and Celebrates Plants as Foundational to All Culinary Customs

02 – Conservatory Edible Plant Displays Press Release

03 – African American Garden Press Release

04 – Lina Puerta: Accumulated Wisdom Exhibit Press Release

05 – Artist-Designed Tables Press Release

06 – Science and Library Exhibits Press Release

07 – Ross Gallery Press Release

08 – Around the Table Programming Press Release

09 – Lina Puerta: Accumulated Wisdom Exhibit Checklist

10 – Artist-Designed Tables Checklist

11 – Exhibition Advisory Committee Backgrounder

12 – Biographies Backgrounder

13 – Exhibition Map

14 – Around the World’s Table Data Visualization Installation

5/2/2022 –

NYBG Announces New Chief Advancement Officer

4/19/2022 –

NYBG Selects 30 Bronx Artists to Design and Create Mixed-Media Tables for Its 2022 Exhibition

4/15/2022 –

Renowned Bronx artist Andre Trenier creates representative art for NYBG’s summer exhibition

3/24/2022 –

New York Governor Kathy Hochul Delivers Keynote Address at NYBG’s Women’s History Month Celebration Honoring Bronx Women Community Leaders

3/16/2022 –

Based on More Than a Decade of Research, Field Guide to the Palms of Belize Is Now Available from NYBG Press in Hardcover, Softcover, and Digital Formats

2/23/2022 –

The Orchid Show: Jeff Leatham’s Kaleidoscope Returns to NYBG

2/10/2022 –

NYBG Announces Major Exhibition for 2022 – Around the Table: Stories of the Foods We Love

2/1/2022 –

NYBG’s 2022 Black History Month Celebration Honors Barrier-Breaking Pioneers in Environmental Science, Agricultural Education, and the Arts

1/31/2022 –

NYBG The Orchid Show 2022 Tickets On Sale
12/8/2021 –

The Orchid Show Returns to NYBG for Its 19th Year, Showcasing the Bold and Colorful Vision of Famed Floral Designer Jeff Leatham.

11/24/2021 –

The New York Botanical Garden’s Newly Expanded Outdoor Color-and-Light Experience NYBG GLOW Returns for Its Second Year on Select Nights This Holiday Season

11/16/2021 –

The New York Botanical Garden’s 30th Annual Holiday Train Show^® Features More Than 25 Model Trains Zipping through Displays of New York Landmarks Crafted out of Natural Materials

10/15/2021 –

NYBG Presents Hispanic Heritage Month Distinguished Leadership Award to Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. During Annual Fiesta de Flores Celebration

10/6/2021 –

Solving a Five-Decade-Old Botanical Mystery, NYBG Scientist and Colleagues Identify a New Species of Amazonian Rain Forest Tree Using DNA Analysis

10/1/2021 –

The New York Botanical Garden Kicks Off a New Season of Fall and Winter Lectures on Important and Timely Subjects in Landscape Design, Ecology, and More

9/22/2021 –

Find Your Fall at The New York Botanical Garden with Scarecrows, Pumpkins, Kiku, Magnificent Fall Foliage, and More

9/17/2021 –

NYBG Celebrates Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month through October 15

9/10/2021 –

NYBG Announces Fall Highlights Complementing KUSAMA: Cosmic Nature, on View Through October 31, 2021

9/1/2021 –

Dr. J. Chris Pires to Serve as Dean of the International Plant Science Center and Chief Science Officer of The New York Botanical Garden

7/29/2021 –

The New York Botanical Garden Celebrates the Holiday Season Day and Night with the 30th Year of the Holiday Train Show^®and the Return of NYBG GLOW, the Botanical Garden’s Outdoor Color-and-Light Experience, Expanded for Its Second Year

6/16/2021 –

The New York Botanical Garden Names Jennifer Bernstein as CEO and The William C. Steere Sr. President

6/15/2021 –

NYBG Dedicates Its Historic Tulip Tree Allée to Honor John J. Hoffee, Trustee of the LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust

5/24/2021 –

Research Team Led by NYBG Scientist Identifies the Likely Original Relative of Many Food Crops, a Resource That Could Make Them More Environmentally Resilient

5/20/2021 –

NYBG Announces Updates on Major Exhibition KUSAMA: COSMIC NATURE

5/12/2021 –

NYBG Presents Prominent Authors, Chefs, and Historians in The Food Dialogues: Reclaiming Cultural Heritage Through Food

4/22/2021 –

NYBG’s Antique Garden Furniture Fair Takes Place Virtually This Year as a Weeklong Event Featuring Leading Exhibitors and Related Programming

4/16/2021 –

The New York Botanical Garden’s Earth Month Celebration Features Online Programs about Science and Nature, Activities for Families and Citizen Scientists, and More

4/7/2021 –

KUSAMA: Cosmic Nature Opens at The New York Botanical Garden

3/3/2021 –

Tickets Go on Sale to the Public on March 16, 2021 for NYBG’s Exclusive Presentation of KUSAMA: Cosmic Nature

2/26/2021 –

With Spring Around the Corner, The New York Botanical Garden Offers a New Season of Leading Experts and Compelling Topics in Online Lectures

2/1/2021 –

NYBG’s Black History Month at Home Honors Black Contributions to Art, Culture, and Science

1/28/2021 –

NYBG Announces Dates for 2021 Exhibition KUSAMA: Cosmic Nature
12/23/2020 –

Three New Dates Added for NYBG GLOW, the All-New Outdoor Color-and-Light Experience at The New York Botanical Garden This Holiday Season

12/10/2020 –

NYBG Herbarium Director Barbara M. Thiers, Ph.D., Explores the Fascinating History and Development of Plant Research Collections in a New, Richly Illustrated Book

11/12/2020 –

NYBG Online Symposium Featuring International Experts Will Focus on Extinction of Plants and Strategies to Save an Ever-Increasing Number of Imperiled Species

10/30/2020 –

Let It Glow at The New York Botanical Garden This Holiday Season with NYBG GLOW

10/1/2020 –

Enjoy Fall’s Spectacle at The New York Botanical Garden

9/30/2020 –

NYBG Scientist and Collaborators Propose Measures to Improve Plant Research Collections and Data Access to Address Biodiversity Loss and Climate Change

9/17/2020 –

NYBG Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with Fiesta de Flores At Home

9/14/2020 –

Newly Restored Palm Dome of The New York Botanical Garden’s Enid A. Haupt Conservatory Celebrated Today in Ribbon Cutting with NYBG Leaders, Government Officials, and Project Donors

9/9/2020 –

Second Phase of NYBG’s Reopening, with Access to Haupt Conservatory, Begins September 22

7/14/2020 –

NYBG Announces July 28 Reopening of Outdoor Gardens and Collections to General Public

7/8/2020 –

Dr. Carrie Rebora Barratt To Step Down As CEO and President of The New York Botanical Garden

6/26/2020 –

Learn from Home: More Classes Added to NYBG’s Online Adult Education Offerings in July and August, Including Two Mini-Summer Intensives

6/22/2020 –

NYBG-led Scientists Foresee a “Profound Impact” from the COVID-19 Pandemic on Research about the Relationships between Local Communities and Their Environment

6/8/2020 –

NYBG Scientist Co-Authors New Edition of a Comprehensive and Richly Illustrated Guide to Toxic Plants, Including Symptoms and Treatments

5/29/2020 –

Learn from Home: From the Garden to the Kitchen, NYBG’s Adult Education Classes in June Offer Opportunities for All Plant-lovers to Grow Their Knowledge

4/30/2020 –
Learn from Home: With Something for Every Plant-lover, NYBG’s Online Adult Education Classes in May Are Now Available for Registration

4/7/2020 –

NYBG’s New Online Classes Offer All Plant-lovers, from Budding Gardeners to Artists, the Opportunity to Keep Growing Their Knowledge at Home

2/14/2020 –

NYBG’s Antique Garden Furniture Fair Opens with an Exclusive Preview Party and Collectors’ Plant Sale on Thursday, April 16, 2020

2/11/2020 –

Famed Floral Designer Jeff Leatham Brings His Bold and Colorful Vision to The New York Botanical Garden’s 18th Annual Orchid Show

1/10/2020 –

From Cornice to Cupola: The Architecture of the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory Examines the History, Design, and Restoration of The New York Botanical Garden’s Iconic Victorian-era Glasshouse
12/5/2019 –

The Orchid Show: Jeff Leatham’s Kaleidoscope Runs February 15 Through April 19, 2020

11/19/2019 –

NYBG’s 28th Annual Holiday Train Show^® Showcases Central Park with New Replicas of Its Iconic Architectural Treasures, Including Belvedere Castle, Bethesda Terrace, and the Dairy

Holiday Fun for All Ages during NYBG’s Holiday Train Show^® Includes Evergreen Express, Sounds of the Season Performances, Films, and More, Plus Bar Car Nights for Adults

11/11/2019 –

NYBG Launches New Program, Combining Horticultural Therapy and Gardening Activities, to Help Veterans Heal Their Minds and Bodies

10/23/2019 –

International Researchers, Including an NYBG Scientist, Produce Genetic Data for More Than 1,100 Plant Species, Providing Insights into One Billion Years of Evolution from Algae to Flowering Plants

10/22/2019 –

NYBG Announces Updates for 2020 Exhibition KUSAMA: Cosmic Nature

10/11/2019 –

Kiku: Spotlight on Tradition Returns to NYBG October 25 through November 17, 2019

10/1/2019 –

NYBG Announces Limited-Time Discount for 28th Annual Holiday Train Show^®

9/26/2019 –

NYBG Honors LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust and Three Trustees at Rose Garden Dinner

9/20/2019 –

Spooky Pumpkin Garden at NYBG

9/12/2019 –

Climate Week NYC at NYBG Features an Inspiring Lineup of Programs and Activities to Showcase and Accelerate Global Climate Action

9/10/2019 –

NYBG Welcomes Renowned Authors, Experts, and Landscape Designers in Fall and Winter Lecture Series, Special Presentations, and Symposia

7/26/2019 –

NYBG’s 28th Annual Holiday Train Show^® Will Showcase Central Park—the Most Popular Urban Park in America—with New Replicas of Its Iconic Architectural Features, Including Belvedere Castle, the Daisy, and Angel of the Waters

7/9/2019 –

NYBG Announces 2020 Exhibition of Work by Yayoi Kusama, the First-Ever Large-Scale Exploration of the Artist’s Profound Engagement with Nature

6/27/2019 –

Corpse Flower Blooms at NYBG

6/4/2019 –

NYBG Presents Its Largest Botanical Exhibition Ever, Brazilian Modern: The Living Art of Roberto Burle Marx

6/4/2019 –

Programming for Brazilian Modern: The Living Art of Roberto Burle Marx

6/4/2019 –

Brazilian Modern Interactive Mobile Guide

6/3/2019 –

NYBG’s Farmers Market Opens for the Season on Wednesday, June 12

5/9/2019 –

NYBG’s 2019 “Summer Intensives” Certificate Programs Offer Accelerated Training in Floral Design, Landscape Design, and Gardening

4/30/2019 –

C. G. Pringle: Botanist, Traveler, and the “Flora of the Pacific Slope” (1881-1884), Available from NYBG Press, Has Been Nominated for Prestigious Botanical Literature Award

4/18/2019 –

NYBG-led Research Team Finds Pacific Islanders in Transition between Traditional and Modern Lifestyles Score Lowest on Scale of Health Indicators

3/27/2019 –

The New York Botanical Garden Receives $1 Million Grant from The Andrew W.
Mellon Foundation to Support the Environmental Humanities Programs and Outreach
of Its Humanities Institute

2/21/2019 –

The Orchid Show: Singapore, Opens February 23, 2019 at NYBG

2/21/2019 –

The New York Botanical Garden Names Orchid After Celebrity Awkwafina

2/20/2019 –

With Spring Around the Corner, NYBG Offers a New Season of Renowned Speakers and Compelling Topics in Lectures, Presentations, and a Symposium

2/15/2019 –

NYBG Scientist and Colleague Name New Lichen Species from the Southeastern United States in Honor of a Famous Native of the Region–Oprah Winfrey

1/29/2019 –

The New York Botanical Garden Announces a Year of #plantlove: 2019 Exhibitions, Programs, and Projects Explore the Essential Connections Between Plants, People, and the Environment

1/29/2019 –

The New York Botanical Garden Announces Restoration of the Palm Dome of the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory

1/11/2019 –

NYBG’s Garden Furniture & Antiques Fair Kicks Off with an Exclusive Preview Party
and Renowned Collectors’ Plant Sale on the Evening of April 11, 2019
12/20/2018 –

New Year, New Garden: NYBG’s Winter Adult Education Classes Offer Gardeners of All Levels the Opportunity to Get a Head Start on Spring

12/13/2018 –

The New York Botanical Garden Announces The Orchid Show: Singapore, a Dazzling Tribute to One of the World’s Greatest Orchid Cultures, Opening February 23, 2019

12/6/2018 –

Cycad Biology and Conservation: The 9th International Conference on Cycad Biology is Now Available in Print and Digital Formats from NYBG Press

11/16/2018 –

A New Photo Exhibit, Putting Down Roots: Celebrating 30 Years of Bronx Green-Up, Commemorates NYBG’s Community Gardening Outreach Program

11/14/2018 –

NYBG Leads Nationwide Effort to Digitize More Than Two Million Specimens of Some of Earth’s Most Interesting and Endangered Plant Species

11/13/2018 –

NYBG’s 27th Annual Holiday Train Show® Showcases Lower Manhattan with Several New Replicas, Including the Woolworth Building, One World Trade Center, and Vintage Ferry Boats

The New York Botanical Garden’s Holiday Train Show® Programming Brings Holiday Fun For Fall Ages with Evergreen Express, Holiday A Cappella, Films, and More; Bar Car Nights for Adults

10/8/2018 –

NYBG Announces Major Exhibition for 2019, Brazilian Modern: The Living Art of Roberto Burle Marx, June 8 through September 29, 2019

10/4/2018 –

Continuing a Monumental, Multi-year Project, the Third Installment of Treatments in New Manual of Vascular Plants of Northeastern United States and Adjacent Canada Is Available from NYBG Press

9/24/2018 –

NYBG’s Georgia O’Keeffe: Visions of Hawai‘i Closes on October 28; An Encore of Popular Cultural Evenings and Programming About Hawai‘i’s Endangered and Rare Flora Added During Final Weeks of Exhibition

9/18/2018 –

NYBG Kicks Off a New Season of Renowned Speakers and Compelling Topics in Fall and Winter Lecture Series, Special Presentations, and Symposia

9/17/2018 –

Spooky Pumpkin Garden Brings Thousands of Eye-Popping Pumpkins, Hundreds of Silly Scarecrows, and Plenty of Fun to NYBG

8/29/2018 –

NYBG’s 27th Annual Holiday Train Show^® Will Showcase Lower Manhattan with Several New Replicas, Including the Woolworth Building, One World Trade Center, and Vintage Ferry Boats

8/18/2018 –

Storm Severely Damages Beyond Repair Historic Himalayan Pine Tree at The New York Botanical Garden and Efforts Under Way to Preserve Its Legacy

6/27/2018 –

A New Corpse Flower Blooms and Releases Its Infamous Stench at The New York Botanical Garden

6/20/2018 –

NYBG’s 2018 “Summer Intensives” Certificate Programs Offer Accelerated Training in Floral Design, Landscape Design, and Gardening

6/14/2018 –

NYBG’s State-of-the-Art Edible Academy Dedicated Today, Dramatically Expanding Its Garden-based Education Program for Children, Teachers, and the General Public

5/24/2018 –

NYBG’s Farmers Market Opens for the Season, Offering Fresh and Nutritious Local Produce, Specialty Foods, and Other Exciting Features

5/22/2018 –

NYBG’s State-of-the-art Edible Academy Set to Open, Marking a Major Expansion of Its Garden-based Education Program for Children, Teachers, and the General Public

5/15/2018 –

Georgia O’Keeffe: Visions of Hawai‘i, NYBG’s Major 2018 Exhibition, Explores the Artist’s Immersion in the Hawaiian Islands in 1939

5/15/2018 –

Georgia O’Keeffe: Visions of Hawai‘i Offers Programming for All Ages

4/2/2018 –

As a Lead Program Partner of NYBG’s New Edible Academy, Blue Apron Will Inspire Tens of Thousands of Kids and Their Families to Plant, Grow, Harvest, and Cook with Seasonal Ingredients

3/30/2018 –

Tickets on Sale Now for NYBG’s Summer Concert Series: An American Tribute

3/2/2018 –

New Commissioned Installations for The Orchid Show by Belgian Floral Artist Daniel Ost at The New York Botanical Garden

2/15/2018 –

NYBG Names Carrie Rebora Barratt As Its Next President and CEO

2/9/2018 –

NYBG Scientist Michael J. Balick, Ph.D., Receives the 2018 Fairchild Medal for Plant Exploration from the National Tropical Botanical Garden

2/1/2018 –

NYBG’s Garden Art & Antiques Fair Kicks Off with an Exclusive Preview Party and Renowned Collectors’ Plant Sale on the Evening of May 3, 2018

1/24/2018 –

Plans Revealed for NYBG’s Landmark Exhibition, Georgia O’Keeffe: Visions of Hawai‘i, On View May 19 Through October 28, 2018

1/17/2018 –

NYBG’s Winter Exhibition Wild Medicine in the Tropics Highlights the Healing Power of Plants in the Warmth of the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory

1/9/2018 –

Ferns, Roses, and More: The Second Installment of New Manual of Vascular Plants of Northeastern United States and Adjacent Canada Is Available from NYBG Press
12/15/2017 –

Acclaimed Belgian Floral Artist Daniel Ost to Be Guest Designer for NYBG’s The Orchid Show in 2018

11/22/2017 –

Thomas Walter and His Plants: The Life and Work of a Pioneer American Botanist, Now Available from NYBG Press, Updates a Landmark of American Plant Science

11/20/2017 –

NYBG’s 26th Annual Holiday Train Show^®Showcases Iconic Skyscrapers and Architectural Wonders of Midtown Manhattan, November 22, 2017–January 15, 2018

11/20/2017 –

Complementary Programs Offer Festive Activities and Performances for All Ages at NYBG’s Holiday Train Show^®

11/20/2017 –

Tickets On Sale Now for NYBG’s All-New Holiday Train Show^® Family Benefit, Wednesday, November 29, 2017, 4–8 p.m.

11/16/2017 –

Out of the Woods: Celebrating Trees in Public Gardens Art Exhibition at NYBG Illuminates the Wonders of Trees, November 18, 2017–April 22, 2018

10/26/2017 –

Current Trends in Fighting a Major Threat to Biodiversity Will Be the Focus of NYBG’s Invasive Species Summit on November 3, 2017

09/18/2017 –

No Longer a Best Guess: NYBG Scientists and International Researchers Produce the First Scientifically Vetted Catalog of Known Plant Species in Amazonia

09/15/2017 –

Beloved but Endangered: The Status and Outlook for American Ash Trees Will Be the Focus of NYBG’s Saving the American Ash Summit on October 13, 2017

08/23/2017 –

NYBG’s 26th Annual Holiday Train Show^® to Showcase Iconic Skyscrapers and Architectural Wonders of Midtown Manhattan, November 22, 2017–January 15, 2018

08/1/2017 –
NYBG-led Research Team Discovers a Rare Species of Freshwater Algae in First Documented Occurrence in the Western Hemisphere

6/30/2017 –
CHIHULY, New Book Examining the Dazzling Exhibition at NYBG, Now Available

06/19/2017 –
NYBG’s Newly Expanded Farmers Market Opens for the Season, Offering Fresh and Nutritious Local Produce, Specialty Foods, and Other Exciting New Features

05/24/17 –
Exploring a Madagascar Community and the Land That Sustains Its Residents, Vanilla Landscapes is Now Available from NYBG Press

05/19/2017 –
The New York Botanical Garden Announces its Major 2018 Exhibition, Georgia O’Keeffe: Visions of Hawai‘i, Exploring the Artist’s Immersion in the Hawaiian Islands in 1939

05/12/2017 –
Now Available from NYBG Press, Wonders in the Garden! Introduces Young Readers to the Delights of Gardening

04/27/2017 –
New York City and Bronx Officials and New York Botanical Garden Leaders Mark Reopening of NYBG’s East Gate, Now Redesigned for Enhanced Community Access

04/20/2017 –
Gregory Long to Step Aside as President of NYBG

04/19/2017 –
New CHIHULY Experience at NYBG through October 29, 2017

CHIHULY Nights and Programming for All Ages

04/24/2017 –
NYBG Presents Summer Concert Series: JAZZ & CHIHULY

03/30/2017 –
NYBG Presents a Contemporary View of a Classic Work of American Forestry in The Trees of North America: Michaux and Redoute’s American Masterpiece

03/03/2017 –
NYBG Launches New Urban Naturalist Certificate Program This Spring

02/28/2017 –
Antique Garden Furniture Fair: Antiques for the Garden and the Garden Room, May 5-7, 2017

02/23/2017 –
Guide and History of Landmark Series in Plant Science Now Available from NYBG Press

02/10/2017 –
New NYBG Science Exhibition What in the World is a Herbarium? Celebrates One of the World’s Greatest Plant Research Collections, March 4-October 29, 2017

02/07/2017 –
NYBG Announces Collaboration with Home Luxury Retailer Frontgate

01/30/2017 –
NYBG Receives $350,000 in 100Kin10’s Early Childhood STEM Learning Challenge

01/20/2017 –
‘Wild Medicine in the Tropics’ Brings the Visitor to the Rain Forest to Learn About its Curative Bounty, January 21-February 12, 2017
12/08/2016 –
The Orchid Show: Thailand at NYBG Pays Homage to the Beauty and Cultural History of Thai Gardens, February 18 through April 9, 2017

11/17/2016 –
NYBG Receives $100,000 Grant from Newman’s Own Foundation

11/14/2016 –
‘Holiday Train Show’ Programs Bring Activities and Performances for All Ages
NYBG Features New Replicas for the 25th Annual ‘Holiday Train Show’: Coney Island’s Cyclone and Wonder Wheel, and the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge

11/10/2016 –
Agaricus of North America Now Available from NYBG Press

11/04/2016 –
NYBG’s Center for Conservation Strategy Launches New York City EcoFlora Project

10/28/2016 –
Groundbreaking Marks Beginning of Construction for NYBG’s Edible Academy

09/01/2016 –
Redouté to Warhol: Bunny Mellon’s Botanical Art Will Showcase Masterworks from the Oak Spring Garden Library, October 8, 2016-February 12, 2017

08/19/2016 –
The Edible Academy Family Garden Picnic, September 25, 2016, 12:30 – 4:30 p.m.

07/30/2016 –
Kiku: The Art of the Japanese Garden returns October 8-30, 2016

07/29/2016 –
Seasonal Fun Comes to NYBG with Scarecrows & Pumpkins! Sept. 17-Oct. 30, 2016

07/28/2016 –
NYBG Celebrates 125th Anniversary in 2016

07/27/2016 –
Weekly Greenmarket Returns to NYBG Every Wednesday June 22-October 26, 2016

07/26/2016 –
Corpse Flower blooms at NYBG

06/29/2016 –
NYBG’s 2016 “Summer Intensives” Courses in Many Plant-Related Fields Begin July 11

06/27/2016 –
The New York Botanical Garden and Seibert & Rice Introduce the Anniversary Pot

06/06/2016 –
Updating a Classic: First Sections of “New Manual of Vascular Plants of Northeastern United States and Adjacent Canada” Now Available from NYBG Press

06/02/2016 –
NYBG Receives $100,000 Grant from Royal Bank of Canada to Protect the Bronx River

06/01/2016 –
NYBG’s School of Professional Horticulture Receives Maximum Reaccreditation Renewal

05/10/2016 –
NYBG Experts to Lead Effort to Document and Eradicate an Emerging Invasive Species along the Bronx River

05/06/2016 –
New Volumes in the Flora Neotropica Series Now Available from NYBG Press

04/20/2016 –
Antique Garden Furniture Fair at NYBG, April 29-May 1

03/25/2016 –
Early to the Party: Unusually Warm Winter Pushes Up the Arrival of Spring at NYBG

03/22/2016 –
NYBG Announces Launch of The New York Botanical Garden Collection at Design Web Site Surface View

03/08/2016 –
NYBG’s ‘Impressionism: American Gardens on Canvas’ Captures the Spirit of Gardens that Inspired Artists at the Turn of the 20th Century, May 14-September 11, 2016

02/12/2016 –
“Remarkable Plants of Vanuatu,” Now Available from NYBG Press, Provides Comprehensive, Accessible Information About Vanuatu’s Noteworthy Plants

02/02/2016 –
Artwork from NYBG’s Nursery and Seed Catalog Collection Featured on New Forever Stamps Issued by the U.S. Postal Service

01/21/2016 –
NYBG’s “Wild Medicine in the Tropics” Explores the Healing Power of Plants, January 23-February 21, 2016

01/19/2016 –
NYBG Requests Proposals for Webster Avenue Mixed-Use Development

01/11/2016 –
The Orchid Show: Orchidelirium, February 27-April 17, 2016
11/25/2015 –
The New York Botanical Garden and Center for International Policy Hail Landmark U.S.-Cuba Environmental Cooperation Agreement

11/23/2015 –
“New Flora of Vermont” from NYBG Press Incorporates Latest Research on the Plants of the Green Mountain State

11/16/2015 –
Introducing the Holiday Train Show’s MasterCard Gingerbread Cafe!

10/30/2015 –
NYBG Announces Record-Breaking Attendance of More Than Half a Million for Blockbuster Exhibition ‘FRIDA KAHLO: Art, Garden, Life’

10/07/2015 –
NYBG to Honor Julie Andrews and Stephen Scanniello at 25th Annual Rose Garden Dinner

10/02/2015 –
Dia de los Muertos Celebrations Mark Last Two Weekends of ‘FRIDA KAHLO: Art, Garden, Life’ Exhibition at NYBG

09/29/2015 –
‘Holiday Train Show’ Bar Car Nights at NYBG Feature Festive Indoor and Outdoor Entertainment for Adults

More Trains, More Tracks Enliven New ‘Holiday Train Show’ at NYBG with 3,000 Sq. Ft. of Expanded Exhibition Space (November 21, 2015-January 18, 2016)

Special ‘Holiday Train Show’ Programs at NYBG Enhance Winter Wonderland Experience for All Ages

08/26/2015 –
NYBG Announces Extended Saturday Hours and Fall Programming for Frida Kahlo Exhibition

08/12/2015 –
The Edible Academy Family Garden Picnic – September 27, 2015, 12:30-4:30 p.m.

07/01/2015 –
NYBG’s 2015 Summer Intensive Programs Offer Concentrated Learning for Accelerated Certificates

06/05/2015 –
Dr. Ina Vandebroek Named New Mathew Calbraith Perry Assistant Curator and Director of NYBG’s Caribbean Program

06/03/2015 –
Weekly Greenmarket Returns to NYBG June 17-November 25, 2015

06/01/2015 –
Jenny Holzer Lights NYBG During Four Nights of ‘FRIDA KAHLO: Art, Garden, Life’

04/30/2015 –
NYBG Scientists Name New Appalachian Lichen Species for Country Music Legend Dolly Parton

04/28/2015 –
Grants from Google and Sloan Foundation Will Support NYBG’s Leading Role in Creating Comprehensive Online Plant Database

04/16/2015 –
NYBG Participates in Annual Planting of the White House Kitchen Garden

04/09/2015 –
New Dining Destination Hudson Garden Grill Opens at The New York Botanical Garden

04/07/2015 –
New NYBG Press Book is an Ideal Introduction to Lichens for Non-specialists

04/06/2015 –
Fashionably Late: Spring Flowers and Foliage Are on the Way to NYBG

The New York Botanical Garden to Provide Temporary Home for Brooklyn Botanic Garden Herbarium

04/01/2015 –
Antique Garden Furniture Fair: Antiques for the Garden and the Garden Room, April 24-26, 2015

02/28/2015 –
The Orchid Show: Chandeliers, February 28 through April 19, 2015

02/10/2015 –
‘FRIDA KAHLO: Art, Garden, Life’ exhibition from May 16 through November 1, 2015

Art Gallery Exhibition Checklist: ‘FRIDA KAHLO: Art, Garden, Life’

Conservatory Exhibition: ‘FRIDA KAHLO: Art, Garden, Life’

FRIDA KAHLO: Arte, Jardín, Vida, La gran exhibición del 2015 del Jardín Botánico de Nueva York, evoca el jardín y estudio de la artista, al igual que más de una docena de pinturas originales

02/03/2015 –
Chesapeake Bay Candle and NYBG Launch New Home Fragrance Collection

02/02/2015 –
The Orchid Dinner on February 10 at the Mandarin Oriental

01/20/2015 –
Healing Power of Plants Highlighted in New “Wild Medicine in the Tropics” Exhibition, January 24-February 22, 2015
12/19/2014 –
“Art of the Heirloom” in Ross Gallery Celebrates Artwork Created for the Hudson Valley Seed Library

12/11/2014 –
NYBG Scientist Uses DNA Barcoding to Check Authenticity of Popular Ginkgo Herbal Supplements

11/20/2014 –
Sir Ghillean Prance’s “That Glorious Forest,” Recounting Decades of Amazon Exploration, Now Available From NYBG Press

11/19/2014 –
NYBG Receives $250,000 Grant from Newman’s Own Foundation

10/30/2014 –
Bar Car Nights Return to The New York Botanical Garden on Friday, November 21, 2014

10/29/2014 –
NYBG’s 23rd Annual Holiday Train Show Runs November 15 through January 19

09/15/2014 –
Flora Illustrata Exhibition on November 15 Marks Publication of Landmark Book

09/11/2014 –
Kiku: The Art of the Japanese Garden, October 2-26, 2014

09/05/2014 –
NYBG’s Reimagined Seasonal Walk Opens With Ribbon-Cutting, Tours, and Remarks

08/04/2014 –
The Edible Academy Harvest Festival – September 27 and 28, 2014

08/01/2014 –
‘Flora Illustrata’ Book (The New York Botanical Garden/Yale University Press) to be Published on November 25, 2014

07/30/2014 –
NYBG Will Host Macaulay Honors College’s 2014 BioBlitz on September 6 and 7

07/21/2014 –
Get Spooked with Family Fun at The Haunted Pumpkin Garden Starting September 20, 2014

06/18/2014 –
Greenmarket 2014 — Wednesdays June 18 through November 26

06/10/2014 –
NYBG Launches Program to Document and Conserve Myanmar’s Plant Diversity

06/09/2014 –
Application Deadline for NYBG’s School of Professional Horticulture Is August 1, 2014

06/05/2014 –
NYBG Receives $28M in Honor of CEO Gregory Long’s Anniversary

05/28/2014 –
Vanessa Bezemer Sellers Named Humanities Research Coordinator at The New York Botanical Garden

05/27/2014 –
Big Backyard BBQ & Music Festival, June 14 and 15, 2014

05/19/2014 –
NYBG Offers Accelerated Certificate Classes in Landscape Design, Floral Design, and Gardening in Summer

05/16/2014 –
NYBG Launches Groundbreakers App

05/08/2014 –
Groundbreakers: Great American Gardens and The Women Who Designed Them

04/29/2014 –
NYBG Scientist Draws on Decades of Medicinal Plant Research for His New Book, “Rodale’s 21st-Century Herbal”

04/07/2014 –
‘Weird, Wild, & Wonderful’ Contemporary Botanical Art Exhibition Opens April 19

03/31/2014 –
Antique Garden Furniture Fair: Antiques for the Garden and the Garden Room, April 25-27, 2014

03/21/2014 –
Spring Gallantly Returns to The New York Botanical Garden

02/27/2014 –
New NYBG Press Book Documents the Orchid Flora of a Biological Hotspot

02/14/2014 –
NYBG and WWF Collaborate on First-Ever Book on Mekong Rattan Species

02/12/2014 –
NYBG Announces Creation of New Humanities Research Institute

02/09/2014 –
The Orchid Show: Chandeliers, February 28 through April 19, 2015

02/07/2014 –
‘The Orchid Show: Key West Contemporary’ brings Florida to New York City — March 1 through April 21, 2014

01/31/2014 –
NYBG’s Amazon Forest Program Will Help Conserve and Manage Earth’s Largest Intact Forest

01/27/2014 –
Dr. Barbara M. Thiers Named Vice President for Science Administation at The New York Botanical Garden

01/07/2014 –
Tropical Paradise — January 18 through February 23, 2014
11/12/2013 –
‘Holiday Train Show’ at The New York Botanical Garden from November 16, 2013 through January 12, 2014

10/15/2013 –
New World-Record Pumpkin on Display

10/09/2013 –
‘Close: A Journey in Scotland’ Inspires with Landscapes Photographed by Allan Pollok-Morris

10/02/2013 –
Two Million and Counting: The New York Botanical Garden’s Digitization Project Reaches a Milestone

09/23/2013 –
Kiku: The Art of the Japanese Garden – October 5–27, 2013

09/18/2013 –
Four Seasons by Contemporary Artist Philip Haas EXTENDED Through March 2014

09/17/2013 –
The Haunted Pumpkin Garden – September 21–October 31, 2013

09/16/2013 –
Fall-Winter Course Catalog 2013-2014

09/12/2013 –
NYBG to Receive Federal Grant for Edible Academy Program Development and Evaluation

09/06/2013 –
NYBG 2013 Science Graduates Embark on Promising Careers in Plant Study and Conservation

06/14/2013 –
Greenmarket 2013 — Wednesdays June 19 through November 27

06/13/2013 –
Summer Intensives Offer Students a Fast Track to Green Careers

05/31/2013 –
Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden 2013

05/30/2013 –
New 3.5 Acre Native Plant Garden Opens in May 2013

05/18/2013 –
1 – “Wild Medicine” Explores The Power and Beauty of Medicinal Plants, May 18 – September 8, 2013

2 – “Healing Plants Around the World” Showcases Medicinal Plants in Their Natural Settings

3 – “The Italian Renaissance Garden” Honors The Western World’s Oldest Botanical Garden

4 – “The Renaissance Herbal” Library Exhibition Features Rare and Historic Texts Devoted to Medicinal Plants

5 – “Nature’s Pharmacy” Displays Winning Images Embodying Themes of Wellness and Healing

05/17/2013 –
Application Deadline for Leading Horticulture Training Program at NYBG is August 1

03/08/2013 –
Four Seasons — Monumental Sculpture by Contemporary Artist Philip Haas, May 18 – October 27, 2013

03/07/2013 –
Garden Sculpture & Antiques Fair: 1750-2013, April 26-28, 2013

02/05/2013 –
The Orchid Show — March 2 through April 22, 2013

01/03/2013 –
Tropical Paradise – January 19 through February 24, 2013
11/17/2012 –
Magnificent Trees of The New York Botanical Garden

11/07/2012 –
Manolo Valdés: Monumental Sculpture

11/06/2012 –
1-Holiday Train Show at The New York Botanical Garden from November 17, 2012 through January 13, 2013

2-Gingerbread Adventures Returns to the Botanical Garden

10/18/2012 –
Largest Pumpkins in the U.S. on Display at NYBG – October 20-31, 2012

10/12/2012 –
Monet’s Garden Enters Final Week at The New York Botanical Garden

09/24/2012 –
The Haunted Pumpkin Garden – October 6–31, 2012

09/19/2012 –
NYBG Press Publishes Final Volume of Landmark “Intermountain Flora”

08/16/2012 –
Triage for Plants: NYBG Scientists Develop Rapid Conservation Assessment Process

08/01/2012 –
Monet’s Garden – Summer Highlights

06/08/2012 –
Greenmarket Returns to The New York Botanical Garden

05/19/2012 –
Monet’s Garden – May 19 through October 21, 2012

05/18/2012 –
Monet’s Garden – Conservatory Exhibition

05/13/2012 –
Monet’s Garden – “The Artist in the Garden” Library Exhibition

05/12/2012 –
NYBG Launches New App

05/11/2012 –
Burst of Color Comes Early to the Rose Garden

NYBG Scientists Add 81 New Species to Catalog of Plant Life

05/10/2012 –
NYBG Co-hosts Largest U. S. Gathering of Natural Products Researchers

04/27/2012 –
Putting Plants Online: NYBG Teams with Three Other Leading Botanical Gardens to Create First Online World Flora

04/26/2012 –
NYBG Selected to Compete in Partners in Preservation Program

04/10/2012 –
Antique Garden Furniture Show and Sale – April 27-29

03/30/2012 –
The New York Botanical Garden Opens a New Parking Garage

03/02/2012 –
The Orchid Show: Patrick Blanc’s Vertical Gardens Offers a Full Complement of Programming

03/16/2012 –
The Orchid Show: Patrick Blanc’s Vertical Gardens

02/17/2012 –
Antique Garden Furniture Show and Sale Returns for 20th Year – April 27-29, 2012

01/13/2012 –
Caribbean Garden – January 21 through February 26, 2012
12/22/2011 –
NYBG Scientists Part of Consortium That Creates Largest Genome Tree of Life to Date for Seed Plants

12/21/2011 –
Ave Atque Vale: Botany Bids “Hail and Farewell” to Latin-only New Species Descriptions in 2012

12/12/2011 –
NYBG Scientist Says Plant World Has “Great Potential” as Source of New Medicines

11/03/2011 –
1-The Holiday Train Show Celebrates 20th year at The New York Botanical Garden

2-Gingerbread Adventures Returns to the Botanical Garden

3- Experience the Magic of the Holiday Season at The New York Botanical Garden

11/02/2011 –
Thain Family Forest To Be Dedicated During November Events

11/01/2011 –
“A Forest in the City” Exhibition Explores Significance of Thain Family Forest

10/21/2011 –
Largest Pumpkins in the World at The New York Botanical Garden through October 30, 2011

09/20/2011 –
The Haunted Pumpkin Garden Oct 1-30, 2011

09/06/2011 –
Fall Flowers of Japan, September 17 – October 30, 2011

08/18/2011 –
Mario Batali’s Edible Garden

07/22/2011 –
Waterlily Concert Series 2011

07/19/2011 –
School of Professional Horticulture Application Deadline is August 15

07/12/2011 –
Scientists Find Some Tropical Blueberries Have Higher Levels of Antioxidants Than U. S. Blueberries

07/07/2011 –
Edible Cooking Series

06/23/2011 –
Literary Audio Tour Offers Sensory-Rich Visit to Botanical Garden

06/14/2011 –
Tenth Annual Farmers Market Returns

05/18/2011 –
1-Spanish Paradise: Gardens of the Alhambra

2-Historical Views: Tourists at the Alhambra

3-Spanish Paradise: Gardens of the Alhambra Poems and Poetry Readings

05/17/2011 –
Exhibit of Large-Scale Photographs by Larry Lederman at the Four Seasons Restaurant Supports NYBG

Summer Intensives Start July 11, Offer Fast Track to Green Careers

05/15/2011 –
Resplendent Roses Celebrates America’s National Flower in the Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden

05/04/2011 –
NYBG Named Official U.S. Partner in International Garden Photographer of the Year Contest

05/03/2011 –
Green Currency: Plants in the Economy On View in Ross Gallery April 20 – August 21, 2011

04/22/2011 –
19th Annual Antique Garden Furniture Show and Sale

04/15/2011 –
Mario Batali Helps Start Vegetable Gardening Season at The New York Botanical Garden

Spring Break 2011 at The New York Botanical Garden Offers Show-Stopping Family Programs

03/03/2011 –
New Azalea Garden Opens Mother’s Day Weekend

02/24/2011 –
School Gardening 101 at NYBG Offers Teachers Tools to Integrate Gardens into Classroom Learning

01/19/2011 –
Broadway Invades the Botanical Garden in 9th Annual Orchid Exhibition

01/07/2011 –
Experience Caribbean Garden, a New Look at the Botanical Garden’s Permanent Collection
12/17/2010 –
Calendar for 2011 – NYBG’s 120th Anniversary

First Lady Michelle Obama Presents Top Museum Award to NYBG

11/18/2010 –
1-19th Annual Holiday Train Show Begins on November 20, 2010

2-All Aboard! The New Holiday Train Show Book

3-Gingerbread Adventures Returns to the Botanical Garden

4-Schedule of Events for the Holiday Season

11/16/2010 –
The New York Botanical Garden Receives Nation’s Highest Award for Community Service

10/26/2010 –
Scott Cully Attempts to Break Record for Carving World’s Largest Pumpkin During Halloween Weekend

10/14/2010 –
Largest Pumpkins in the World at The New York Botanical Garden – October 22-31, 2010

10/08/2010 –
The New York Botanical Garden’s Calendar of Exhibitions and Grand Openings

10/04/2010 –
October Treats Families to Fun: Halloween Hoorah, Giant Pumpkins, and Goodnight Garden, Oct. 9-11

09/07/2010 –
Ballet Among the Blooms Returns for 8th Season on 9.12.10

08/23/2010 –
Lillian and Amy Goldman Stone Mill Dedicated During September Events

08/20/2010 –
The Edible Garden Continues at The New York Botanical Garden

08/19/2010 –
Greenmarket Every Wednesday at The New York Botanical Garden

08/16/2010 –
Botanicals: Environmental Expressions in Art, The Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Collection

08/15/2010 –
10 Tips to Help Your Vegetable Garden Beat the Heat

08/14/2010 –
9-Year-Old Vegetable Gardener Offers 9 Tips to Get Growing

08/13/2010 –
Guest Chefs from The Edible Garden Share Summer Recipes

08/03/2010 –
Sustainable Rose Garden to Receive Prestigious Award

08/02/2010 –
Food for Thought, featuring the Waterlily Concert Series

07/16/2010 –
School of Professional Horticulture Applications Due for Class of 2013

05/20/2010 –
Plant Hunters Launches

04/12/2010 –
1-Emily Dickinson’s Garden: The Poetry of Flowers

2-Enjoy the Glorious Return of Spring at The New York Botanical Garden

3-Springtime Programs at The New York Botanical Garden

4-Losing Paradise? Endangered Plants Here and Around the World

5-Antique Garden Furniture Show and Sale

6-Auricula Theater on Display at The New York Botanical Garden

04/02/2010 –
7-The Edible Garden Returns to The New York Botanical Garden

03/10/2010 –
Botanical Garden Opens New Education Center in Manhattan

01/14/2010 –
8th Annual Orchid Show Features Thousands of Colorful Orchids and the Intrigue of Old Havana and the Cuban Countryside

The New York Botanical Garden’s Scientists Plant Collecting and Conservation in Cuba

The Orchid Show’s Complementary Children’s Program Chocolate and Vanilla Adventures

The Orchid Show: Cuba in Flower Programming

The People Behind The Orchid Show: Cuba in Flower

01/13/2010 –
Emily Dickinson’s Garden: The Poetry of Flowers

01/07/2010 –
Experience the Diversity of Earth’s Flora in A World of Plants
11/05/2009 –
Veterans’ Day at The New York Botanical Garden – November 11, 2009

10/26/2009 –
1-Original Pennsylvania Station Set for Reincarnation in The New York Botanical Garden’s Holiday Train Show

2-Leaves and Seeds and Twigs and Bark…That’s What New York Landmarks are Made of

2-Leaves and Seeds and Twigs and Bark…That’s What New York Landmarks are Made of

3-Gingerbread Adventures Returns

4-Holiday Season Events at The New York Botanical Garden

5-10 Ways to Make the Most of Your Holiday Train Show Experience

10/19/2009 –
Ex Libris: Treasures from the LuEsther T. Mertz Library Checklist

Kiku in the Japanese Autumn Garden: Maples, Bamboos, Autumn Perennials, and More Chrysanthemums Than Ever

10/09/2009 –
Fun-Filled Halloween Activities Abound for the Entire Family During Halloween Hoorah!

10/08/2009 –
Ongoing Study Chronicles the Plant Diversity Found in Pohnpei

10/05/2009 –
Spend Columbus Day Weekend at The New York Botanical Garden!

09/16/2009 –
Ballet Among the Blooms Returns on Saturday, September 26

09/10/2009 –
The New York Botanical Garden’s Bounty of Fall Classes and Programs

09/02/2009 –
2009 Labor Day Weekend Events at The New York Botanical Garden

Last Chance to Experience The Edible Garden with Cooking Demos by Emeril Lagasse and Lidia Bastianich

08/21/2009 –
Holiday Train Show: Original Pennsylvania Station Set for Reincarnation

08/17/2009 –
Autumn Events at The New York Botanical Garden

07/27/2009 –
International Plant Scientists Reach Agreement on Universal DNA Barcode Markers for World’s Plants

06/05/2009 –
Farmers Market Expands to Saturdays!

05/26/2009 –
Resplendent Roses Begins June With New Wine And Roses Friday Evenings

05/14/2009 –
1- The Edible Garden Brings Celebrities and Food Experts to The New York Botanical Garden

2- The Edible Garden Features Multiple Exhibits

3- The Edible Garden Programs and Events

4- The Edible Garden List of NYBG Experts

5- The Edible Garden Participating Celebrities

6- The Edible Garden List of Sponsors

04/02/2009 –
Announcing the Arrival of So Much Spring

Antique Garden Furniture Show and Sale returns to New York for 17th Year

Diverse Programs Celebrate So Much Spring

Georg Ehret: The Greatest Botanical Artist of the 1700s

NYBG Lifts the Curtain Again on Auricula Theater

The Glory of Dutch Bulbs: A Legacy of 400 Years

03/04/2009 –
Martha Stewart to Redesign Historic Herb Garden at The New York Botanical Garden

The Edible Garden to Bring Celebrities and Food Experts to The New York Botanical Garden

02/06/2009 –
Chocolate and Vanilla Adventures – February 28-April 19, 2009

The Orchid Show: Brazilian Modern – February 28-April 12, 2009

The Orchid Show: Brazilian Modern Offers a Full Complement of Programming

The People Behind The Orchid Show: Brazilian Modern

01/30/2009 –
Botanical Garden Celebrates the Achievements of African Americans in Special Black History Month Programs

01/14/2009 –
The Life and Work of George Washington Carver

The New York Botanical Garden Announces Winter Education Offerings

01/12/2009 –
Moore in America Extended Through March 15
12/16/2008 –
Moore in America Selected as a “Top 10 Museum Exhibit”

11/20/2008 –
Dutch Garden Design Stars Joined by Royalty to Plant Rare Bulbs in Their New Creation for Botanical Garden’s Seasonal Walk

11/19/2008 –
Chairman’s Letter, 2008 Annual Report

Enid A. Haupt, Leading Patron of American Horticulture, Awarded Gold Medal of The New York Botanical Garden

Prominent Botanist and Ecologist Sir Ghillean Prance Receives Gold Medal of The New York Botanical Garden

11/12/2008 –
Seven New Curators Join Scientific Research Faculty at NYBG

10/30/2008 –
A- Holiday Train Show Main Press Release

B- Holiday Train Show Replicas Guide

C- Gingerbread Adventures Returns to The Garden

D- Holiday Season Events

E- Children’s Birthday Parties Featuring a Visit to the Holiday Train Show as New Members Benefit

10/27/2008 –
Learn to Create Botanically Inspired Holiday Crafts

Moore in America Exhibition at The New York Botanical Garden Extended

10/23/2008 –
Liverworts of New England: A Guide for the Amateur Naturalist

10/16/2008 –
Award-Winning Landscape Designers Annual Lecture Series

10/08/2008 –
Celebrate Halloween with Fun Family Activities

09/26/2008 –
Kiku for Kids

New Features Planned for The New York Botanical Garden’s Second Annual Kiku Flower Show and Cultural Exhibition

The Chrysanthemum in Japanese Art

09/16/2008 –
NYBG’s Fall Education Program offerings

09/15/2008 –
Bronx Green-Up’s Annual Harvest Festival Celebrates Local Community Gardens

08/26/2008 –
Original Yankee Stadium to Remain Standing in the Bronx-in the Botanical Garden’s Holiday Train Show

08/19/2008 –
Celebrate Labor Day Weekend with a Day-Trip Staycation to the Garden

08/06/2008 –
New Features Planned for Second Annual Kiku Flower Show and Cultural Exhibitions

The Chrysanthemum in Japanese Art

07/24/2008 –
The Heirloom Tomato: Portraits of Historic Tomato Varieties from the Gardens of Amy Goldman

07/22/2008 –
Enjoy Evenings at the Garden: Sculpture, Sounds, and Sights!

07/14/2008 –
New Book Explores Historical, Cultural, and Institutional Factors Affecting Management of Tropical Grasslands

06/24/2008 –
100th Volume of the Memoirs of The New York Botanical Garden

06/12/2008 –
Second Annual Kiku Exhibition and Flower Show

06/06/2008 –
Farmers Market Returns for Seventh Year

06/02/2008 –
New Book Highlights the Story of the International Boom in Amazon’s AÃ§aÃ Fruit

05/22/2008 –
Major Gift from Leon Levy Foundation Provides for New Native Plant Garden

Major Gift from Leon Levy Foundation Provides for New Native Plant Garden

Major Gift from Leon Levy Foundation Provides for New Native Plant Garden

05/16/2008 –
Resplendent Roses Offers a Month of Programming

Resplendent Roses Offers a Month of Programming

Rose-Themed Continuing Education Classes

05/08/2008 –
MOORE IN AMERICA Begins May 24

05/05/2008 –
Moore in America: Backgrounder

Moore in America: Biography

Moore in America: Children Explore Nature-Inspired Art

Moore in America: List and Locations

Moore in America: Sampling of Programs

04/09/2008 –
Darwin’s Garden: An Evolutionary Adventure Main Release

Darwin’s Garden: An Evolutionary Tour

Darwin’s Garden: Enid A. Haupt Conservatory exhibition

Darwin’s Garden: Interactive Children’s Exhibit

Darwin’s Garden: LuEsther T. Mertz Library Presents Darwin’s Life with Plants

Darwin’s Garden: Programs and Activities

Darwin: 21st-Century Perspectives

04/04/2008 –
2008 Antique Garden Furniture Show Press Release

2008 Auricula Theater Press Release

2008 Outdoor Spring Press Release

Earth Day 2008 Press Release

Tree Planting 2008 Press Release

02/29/2008 –
Cycad Proceedings book release

Moore in America 1 – release

Moore in America 2 – list, locations, images

Moore in America 3 – HM bio

Moore in America 4 – NYBG landscapes

02/08/2008
Macrolichen Publication Published by The New York Botanical Garden Press is the most comprehensive work of its kind

02/01/2008
Charles Darwin’s Little-Known Work with Plants To Be Featured in New Garden-wide Exhibition

Darwin’s Original Writings To Be Exhibited in Mertz Library

Interactive Children’s Program Explores Charles Darwin’s Groundbreaking Work with Plants

Kids Discover Vanilla’s Orchid Roots During Chocolate and Vanilla Adventures at The New York Botanical Garden

Living Plants Offer Visitors an Evolutionary Tour Through the Tree of Life

NYBG to Co-Host Scientific Symposium on the Legacy of Charles Darwin Today

Orchid Expert Provides Care Tips, Live and Online During The Orchid Show at The New York Botanical Garden

The Orchid Show at The New York Botanical Garden Offers a Full Complement of Programming

Wildly Popular, The Orchid Show Returns to the Botanical Garden For Six Weeks, Celebrating Sixth Year

01/30/2008
NYBG Announces Winter Continuing Education Class Schedule

01/21/2008
Children Explore the Work of Historic Plant Scientist George Washington Carver in the Everett Children’s Adventure Garden

01/08/2008
Orchid Biology: Reviews and Perspectives, Volume IX of Scholarly Series Presents the Most Current Knowledge in Orchidology

Learn All About Indoor Plants in a Special One-Day Botanical Garden Education Event

The New York Botanical Garden Presents Its Ninth Annual “American Gardening Lecture Series”
12/07/2007
The New York Botanical Garden’s Flora Borinquena Digital Herbarium Funded by Institute of Museum and Library Services

11/26/2007
Britton’s Botanical Empire New Scholarly Book Describes the Origins of The New York Botanical Garden And its Role Within History of American Science, 1888-1929

MacArthur Foundation Sponsors The New York Botanical Garden’s Conservation Research in Dominican Republic

11/08/2007
Discover the Botanical Beginnings of a Holiday Treat Gingerbread Adventures Returns to the Botanical Garden

Experience the Magic of the Holiday Season at The New York Botanical Garden

Seeds and Twigs and Bark… That’s What NY Landmarks are Made of. Visit the Garden’s 16th annual Holiday Train Show

11/07/2007
The New York Botanical Garden Announces Collaborative Campaign to Barcode all 100,000 Trees of the World

10/30/2007
Henry Moore Sculpture at the Garden Iconic 20th-Century Sculpture to be Presented at The New York Botanical Garden in 2008

10/23/2007
Carl Linnaeus’ Own Copy of his Epoch-Making Work Systema Naturae To be on View at The New York Botanical Garden

10/04/2007
Holiday Train Show Returns with New Replicas of Ellis Island and the George Washington Bridge Popular Seasonal Attraction Opens the Day After Thanksgiving

09/10/2007
Fiesta de Flores at The New York Botanical Garden Celebrate the People and Plants of Latin America and the Caribbean and Enjoy the Final Weekend of Caribbean Gardens: Journey to Paradise

08/31/2007
Join Chefs Daisy Martinez and Maricel Presilla For A Taste of the Caribbean at The New York Botanical Garden

08/15/2007
Caribbean Nights at Botanical Garden Offers Great Date Night Outing Outdoor Concert Series Features Performances, Salsa Lessons and Dancing, Regional Fare, and Tropical Garden Beauty, Thursdays in August

08/08/2007
September 14 Gardening in a Changing Climate Symposium at The New York Botanical Garden to Address Designing Naturalistic Gardens

08/03/2007
A Passionate Grower: Heirloom Melons and Squashes from the Gardens of Amy Goldman An Exhibition of Photographs by Victor Schrager

Plants of Japan in Illustrated Books and Prints To be Featured in the LuEsther T. Mertz Library At The New York Botanical Garden

Kiku: The Art of the Japanese Chrysanthemum, The New York Botanical Garden’s Autumn Flower Show and Exhibition, Celebrates a Japanese Cultural Icon

06/28/2007
A New Look at Charles Darwin in a 2008 Exhibition at The New York Botanical Garden Darwin’s Garden: An Evolutionary Adventure

06/26/2007
Caribbean Gardens: Journey to Paradise Starts Summer Run at The New York Botanical Garden

Paradise in Print on Display in the LuEsther T. Mertz Library

Caribbean-Themed Programming At The New York Botanical Garden

Farmers Market Returns to The New York Botanical Garden

06/22/2007
Waterlily Concerts in July Start Outdoor Concert Series at the Botanical Garden

06/08/2007
$600 Million Invested in Garden Renaissance over 15 Years

05/10/2007
Renovated Rockefeller Rose Garden Celebrates Rose Month At The New York Botanical Garden

Rose Month Programming at The New York Botanical Garden

Rose-Themed Continuing Education Classes at The New York Botanical Garden

04/06/2007
Caribbean Gardens: Journey to Paradise at The New York Botanical Garden

Backgrounder: Current Science Research Projects in the Caribbean By New York Botanical Garden Scientists

The New York Botanical Garden Celebrates the Caribbean With a Full Complement of Programming

The New York Botanical Garden Hosts Its Annual Antique Garden Furniture Show and Sale April 27, 28, and 29, 2007

The New York Botanical Garden Lifts the Curtain on Auricula Theater April 13 through May 13, 2007

04/05/2007
Gardening in a Changing Climate Offers a Special Weekend of Public Programming

03/13/2007
DNA Inventory of The New York Botanical Garden’s Forest Demonstrates Effectiveness of DNA Barcoding as Identification Tool

02/16/2007
The New York Botanical Garden’s Chrysanthemum Exhibition Presents the Beauty and Spectacle of Kiku

02/12/2007
Caribbean Gardens: Journey to Paradise Exhibition at The New York Botanical Garden

The New York Botanical Garden Hosts Its Annual Antique Garden Furniture Show and Sale

The New York Botanical Garden Lifts the Curtain on Auricula Theater
12/26/2006
Handbook of Poisonous and Injurious Plants Illuminates the Dark Side of Plants

10/26/2006
Experience the Magic of the Holiday Season at the Botanical Garden Schedule of Events for November 18, 2006 – January 7, 2007

10/25/2006
15th Annual Holiday Train Show Features Magical Missing Mansions and a Bigger Show

A Guide to the Holiday Train Show’s New Replicas of New York Landmarks

Gingerbread Adventures Features Magical Confections by Star Bakers

09/21/2006
Scientists Set Forth Evidence that Global Warming Has Begun

09/12/2006
A Lavishly Illustrated Book Devoted to One of the Premier Botancial Gardens of the World

08/30/2006

A Company of Pleasures: Garden Renaissance at Hatfield House

More “Chilhuly Nights” Added to New York’s First Major Exhibition of Chihuly Art

08/14/2006
Buried Treasures: The Nature and Art of Bulbs

08/10/2006
International Association for Plant Taxonomy Awards Engler Medal in Silver

08/08/2006
Area’s First Major Show of Chihuly Art Kicks Off Summer in New York City

07/26/2006
The New York Botanical Garden Hosts Climate Change Symposium

05/26/2006
Dale Chihuly Biography

Installations for Chihuly at The New York Botanical Garden

05/10/2006
“In Celebration of Plant Science” Programs, May 16-21

04/20/2006
Chihuly Exhibition Ready To Dazzle Audiences

04/19/2006
Pfizer Plant Research Laboratory Opens May 16

03/27/2006
Antique Garden Furniture Show and Sale 2006 Exhibitor Listing

Antique Garden Furniture Show and Sale Schedule of Events

Dutch Watercolors: The Great Age of the Leiden Botanical Garden

Spring Sensations: The Conservatory Flower Show Highlights the Season’s Glory in an Evolving Display

Cure Spring Fever at The New York Botanical Garden

Public Events for Spring at The New York Botanical Garden

The New York Botanical Garden Hosts Its Annual Antique Garden Furniture Show and Sale

02/01/2006
“In Celebration of Plant Science” Programs Mark Grand Opening of the Pfizer Plant Research Laboratory

The Orchid Show at The New York Botanical Garden Offers a Full Complement of Programming

New Developments in Plant Research

The New York Botanical Garden’s Annual Orchid Exhibition Set to Enthrall
10/31/2005
Glasshouse Winter Flowers Exhibition Featured at Botanical Garden

The Holiday Train Show Returns with New Replicas

A Guide to the Holiday Train Show‘s New Replicas of New York Landmarks

Experience the Magic of the Holiday Season at the Botanical Garden

10/07/2005
Plants and Fungi: Ten Current Research Stories opens October 22

Flowing Water and Restored Bronze Figures Return 100-year-old Lillian Goldman Fountain of Life to its Full Glory

10/03/2005
Birds of Autumn Returns to The New York Botanical Garden

Carnivores Are Subject of New Botanical Garden Exhibit

Rich Programming for Momijigari: The Japanese Autumn Garden

09/06/2005
The Luminous Lens of Mick Hales: Photographs of The New York Botanical Garden

Rose Encore! at the Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden

The Wonders of Japan Inspire and Delight This Fall with Momijigari: The Japanese Autumn Garden

Year-round Help for Home Gardeners Arrives, Home Gardening Center Opens September 30

08/25/2005
Fiesta de Flores Celebrates Hispanic Culture on September 10

07/15/2005
Flowers by Redoute, Artist for an Empire

05/23/2005
Farmers Market 2005

Rose Month at the Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden

04/26/2005
Public Events for Spring

Public Programs for Nolen Greenhouses Opening Weekend

03/23/2005

Spring Flower Show

Spring Season

02/17/2005
Michael Balick Receives AAAS International Science Cooperation Award

02/03/2005
Glasshouses: The Architecture of Light and Air Exhibition

02/01/2005
Dr. Kim E. Tripp Appointed Director of The New York Botanical Garden

01/25/2005
Orchid Show Programming 2005

Shop in the Garden Offers Fine Orchids for Sale During The Orchid Show

Third Annual Orchid Show Shines a Spotlight on Slipper Orchids
12/09/2004
The Orchid Show 2005

11/15/2004 –
Holiday Train Show

Structure Guide for Holiday Train Show

10/19/2004 –
Glasshouse Winter Flowers Exhibition

10/08/2004 –
Cultured Conifers – A Selection of Rare Works from the LuEsther T. Mertz Library

Grand Opening of Benenson Ornamental Conifers Set for Weekend of October 30, 2004

The New York Botanical Garden Celebrates Reopening of Benenson Ornamental Conifers

09/30/2004 –
Acclaimed Outdoor Exhibition Returns to The New York Botanical Garden After Two-year Hiatus

Expanded Annual Halloween on Haunted Walk Offers More Chills and Thrills to Garden Visitors

04/21/2004 –
LEON LEVY VISITOR CENTER, DRAMATIC NEW GATEWAY TO GARDEN, OPENS TO PUBLIC MAY 1, 2004

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