Garden Glamour 9/14/23 Garden Glamour 9/14/23

NYBG’s Climate Week 2023 Symposium Examines the Past, Present, and Future of Ecological Restoration as a Means for Increasing Resilience in a Changing World

Join The New York Botanical Garden for its Climate Week 2023 Symposium, 'Cultivating Resilience,' on September 21, featuring keynote speaker Laura J. Martin and a panel of experts discussing ecological restoration and its role in enhancing resilience amid climate change.

Garden Glamour 8/16/23 Garden Glamour 8/16/23

How to Order, Grow & Harvest Organic, Magical Garlic; Plus Homegrown Recipe From One of NY's Best Chefs

Discover how to order, grow, and harvest organic garlic, including tips on selecting the best varieties for planting, effective cultivation methods, and a special recipe featuring garlic from one of New York's top chefs.

Garden Glamour 7/29/23 Garden Glamour 7/29/23

A Barbie Dream Garden Fantasy with Pink Plant List! ~ "Ideas Live Forever:"

Create a whimsical Barbie Dream Garden filled with vibrant pink plants like Pink Muhly Grass, Echinacea, and Cosmos, while incorporating fun elements like a pink fountain and a slide, all inspired by the colorful world of Barbie to celebrate creativity and joy in gardening.

Garden Glamour 6/30/23 Garden Glamour 6/30/23

Mother Nature’s Mash Up: Are Plants & Critters Creating their Own Melting Pot? And Accelerating Seasonal Garden Chores?

The impact of climate change on plant and animal behaviors, noting that unseasonably warm winters can lead to early blooming and increased pest activity, thereby disrupting traditional gardening schedules.

Garden Glamour 6/16/23 Garden Glamour 6/16/23

Desperate Times Require Desperate Measures: Good Garden Design Solutions Power-Up Sustainable Spaces

Transforming a garden to be more sustainable and low-maintenance in response to climate change. The redesign includes reducing the size of the edible garden, introducing a Vegepod for protected cultivation, and selecting native and Mediterranean plants that require minimal water. The use of corten steel borders and crushed sea shells for pathways adds aesthetic appeal while supporting sustainability.