Presently at NYBG: A Happy Harvest
Marlon Co is the Photographer and Digital Media Manager of The New York Botanical Garden.
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- Our sunflowers are not only beautiful in late summer, but a source of seeds that we harvest each year.
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- Gardeners harvest heaps of sunflower seeds from dry flower heads.
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- The Edible Academy's tomatoes are coming along quickly.
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- Plants air-dry ahead of collecting their seeds to save for the next growing season.
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- Just a few of the many alliums harvested this time of year in the Edible Academy.
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- The tomato harvest is bountiful in late summer.
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- You'll find a wide variety of apples on offer at the Farmers Market as we near fall and celebrate its flavors.
It’s the end of summer, and coming along with it is the chance to reap what was sown in previous months. Our gardeners and educators in the Edible Academy, who share the joy of fruit and vegetable gardening with thousands of kids, families, and teachers each year, are operating at top speed, harvesting late summer crops while saving seeds to prepare for the year ahead. Farms in the area are equally bountiful, sharing a wide variety of fresh produce each Wednesday through October 18 at the NYBG Farmers Market—including a huge haul of summer tomatoes.
These next few weeks are the best time to soak up as much green as you can before fall arrives in all its red and orange glory. Autumn is beautiful in its own right, but we can’t forget one of its main motifs: appreciating what we have before it’s gone. In other words, this exact moment.
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