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Winter Family Story Time
Winter Family Story Time
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Education and Activities
Community Greening Workshops
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Street Tree Care Basics: How to Green Your Block
Street Tree Care Basics: How to Green Your Block
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How to Green Your Block
How to Green Your Block
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Crafting Community Care: DIY Herbal Oils
Crafting Community Care: DIY Herbal Oils
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Garden Circle Event: DIY Herbal Tea Workshop
Garden Circle Event: DIY Herbal Tea Workshop
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Valentine’s Weekend Dinners
Valentine’s Weekend Dinners
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Members’ Jazz Night
Members’ Jazz Night
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Members’ Jazz Night
Members’ Jazz Night
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Little Caribbean Winter Garden Fête
Little Caribbean Winter Garden Fête
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Making Brooklyn Bloom 2025
Making Brooklyn Bloom 2025
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Chase Away the Winter Blues Tour
Chase Away the Winter Blues Tour
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Little Caribbean Last Lap
Little Caribbean Last Lap
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Soundbath
Soundbath
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Jazz in July 2025
Jazz in July 2025
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Weekends in Bloom 2025
Weekends in Bloom 2025
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Family Gardening Hours
Family Gardening Hours
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What Can We Learn from the Charismatic Skunk Cabbage?
What Can We Learn from the Charismatic Skunk Cabbage?
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Performing Artist in Residence 2025
Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s Performing Artist in Residence program allows artists and visitors to experience the Garden through a different lens.
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Spring First Discoveries
Spring First Discoveries
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Gardens & Collections
Cherry Blossoms at BBG
A complete guide to cherry blossom season at Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Check the cherry blossom status map. Learn where all the flowering cherry trees are located within BBG and how you can tell them apart.
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Performing Artist Residency
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Garden Circle
Being part of the Garden Circle means more than being a Brooklyn Botanic Garden member with additional benefits—it’s an investment in the future of the Garden.
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Membership
Become a member at Brooklyn Botanic Garden and enjoy free admission for a year, guest passes, discounts, publications, gift plants, and more.
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Conservatory Highlights Tour
Conservatory Highlights Tour
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Display Hours: Late Opening
Display Hours: Late Opening
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Ceramic Planter-Making Workshop
Ceramic Planter-Making Workshop
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Plant Spotlight: Heart-Leaved Pelargonium
Plant Spotlight: Heart-Leaved Pelargonium
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Rupert Koopman
Rupert Koopman is an award-winning South African botanist, tour guide, and conservation consultant with a background in both government and NGO conservation work. His primary interest is the protection and appreciation of the country’s flora, especially in the fynbos biome.
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Plant-O-Rama 2025
Plant-O-Rama 2025
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Lunar New Year Plants Talk & Walk
Lunar New Year Plants Talk & Walk
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Naked Trees Tour
Naked Trees Tour
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Articles
What We Know So Far About Beech Leaf Disease
What We Know So Far About Beech Leaf Disease
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Education and Activities
School Group Guided Workshops
Explore the Garden and learn about nature from Garden instructors in these hands-on, guided programs for students in pre-K through 8th grade.
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Chase Away the Winter Blues Tour
Chase Away the Winter Blues Tour
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Yarnelle Bauzil
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Angela Ferguson of Onondaga Nation Farm on the Importance of Saving Seeds
Angela Ferguson of Onondaga Nation Farm on the Importance of Saving Seeds
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Pop-Up Winter Tree Market at Terrain
Pop-Up Winter Tree Market at Terrain
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Lightscape Verbal Description Tour
Lightscape Verbal Description Tour
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DIY Herbal Teas
DIY Herbal Teas
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Sprouts
Sprouts
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Photo Sets
Children’s Garden Education Fellows
Children’s Garden Education Fellows
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Children’s Garden Education
Children’s Garden Education
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Children’s Garden
Children’s Garden
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Children’s Garden Education Fellowship
Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s Children’s Garden Fellowship program prepares aspiring environmental educators for positions in the field, both at BBG and beyond.
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Natural Perfume Blending
Natural Perfume Blending
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Botanical Jewelry: Coix Lacryma-Jobi—A Plant of Antiquity
Botanical Jewelry: Coix Lacryma-Jobi—A Plant of Antiquity
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Nourishing Herbal Skincare
Nourishing Herbal Skincare
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Herbal Broths and Soups
Herbal Broths and Soups
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Celebration of Spring Centerpiece
Celebration of Spring Centerpiece
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Make a Valentine’s Day Bouquet
Make a Valentine’s Day Bouquet
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Wilton Rao and Andrew Cannon
Wilton Rao is an engineer, naturalist, and walk leader at the New York Mycological Society. As an amateur mycologist, he specializes in the diversity of urban lichens. He has led mushroom walks at the New York Botanical Garden and Pioneer Works. Passionate about urbanism, ecology, and their intersection, he spends…
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Winter Tree ID 101
Winter Tree ID 101
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Mushrooms Demystified
Mushrooms Demystified
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Intro to Mindfulness Meditation with Compassion Practice
Intro to Mindfulness Meditation with Compassion Practice
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Birding
Birding
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Waking up Your Garden for Spring
Waking up Your Garden for Spring
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Multiplying Houseplants: Propagation 101
Multiplying Houseplants: Propagation 101
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Ecological Garden Care Basics
Ecological Garden Care Basics
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Native Plants for the Urban Environment
Native Plants for the Urban Environment
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Container Gardening and Care
Container Gardening and Care
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Landscape Drawing for Travelers
Landscape Drawing for Travelers
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Natural History Illustration: Drawing Hummingbirds and Bees
Natural History Illustration: Drawing Hummingbirds and Bees
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Watercoloring Spring Flowers and Buds
Watercoloring Spring Flowers and Buds
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Urban Garden Maintenance
Urban Garden Maintenance
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Soil Management (blended)
Soil Management (blended)
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Urban Garden Design (blended)
Urban Garden Design (blended)
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Madelyn Ringold-Brown
Madelyn Ringold-Brown is the gardener and curator of the Fragrance Garden and Shakespeare Garden at BBG. She fostered a passion for ornamental horticulture through the John Nally internship at Wave Hill where she learned to appreciate the rhythm of the seasons and the ways that a public garden can act…
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Andrew Cannon
Andrew Cannon is an artist and amateur mycologist, and serves as the archivist for the New York Mycological Society. He has had work exhibited at the Santa Monica Museum, White Columns, and Page Gallery among numerous others. He became interested in fungi while taking a botany course in 2008 and…
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People
Wilton Rao
Wilton Rao is an engineer, naturalist, and walk leader at the New York Mycological Society. As an amateur mycologist, he specializes in the diversity of urban lichens. He has led mushroom walks at the New York Botanical Garden and Pioneer Works. Passionate about urbanism, ecology, and their intersection, he spends…
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People
Eve Hauser
Eve Hauser has worked in the Education department at BBG since 2021 and is currently one of the Children’s Garden coordinators. She is passionate about plants, storytelling, food, bugs, and compost.
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Barbara Kurland and Patrick Austin
Barbara Kurland is BBG’s director of Learning and Partnerships, where she manages school programs and teacher-training programs as well as partnerships with other institutions. She holds a BA from Vassar College and an MA from Lehman College, CUNY, both in biology, and before joining the Garden in 1989, she taught…
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Botany for Horticulturists
Botany for Horticulturists
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Articles
Career Tips and Highlights from BBG’s Seasonal Gardeners
Career Tips and Highlights from BBG’s Seasonal Gardeners
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Photo Sets
Spring Gala 2024
Spring Gala 2024
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Photo Sets
Lightscape Lodge Dinners
Lightscape Lodge Dinners
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Lightscape 2024-5 Map
Installation Map Over a million dazzling lights animate the enchanting trail of installations for the Garden’s after-dark, illuminated spectacular Lightscape. Click or tap below for full-size map. Show larger map
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Lightscape Food & Beverages
Menus for the Lightscape Café, Bar, and Kiosks
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Members’ Fête
Members’ Fête
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Members’ Movie Night
Members’ Movie Night
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Members’ Night for Children
Members’ Night for Children
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Members’ Pride Night
Members’ Pride Night
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Members’ Rose Night
Members’ Rose Night
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Articles
Ask a Gardener: How Do I Lure Wildlife to My Fall Garden?
Ask a Gardener: How Do I Lure Wildlife to My Fall Garden?
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President’s Circle: Bonsai & Bubbles
President’s Circle: Bonsai & Bubbles
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Anusha Vaish
Anusha Vaish is a high school student and environmental activist, and the creator of saveinsects.com, an online platform that advocates for the importance of insect conservation. Anusha curated and led a Discovery Garden program as part of BBG’s Natural Attractions: A Plant-Pollinator Love Story exhibition and program series.
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Warm Temperate Pavilion
The Warm Temperate Pavilion houses plants from the Mediterranean basin, South Africa, Australia, and other parts of the world with cool, wet winters and hot, dry summers. Highlights include the Garden’s expansive collection of South African bulbs.
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Tropical Pavilion
Modeled after a tropical forest, this Conservatory pavilion reaches 65 feet tall to accommodate trees and includes waterfalls and streams. Plants from the Amazon basin, African rainforest, and tropical eastern Asia are represented.
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Aquatic House and Orchid Collection
The Aquatic House displays plants from Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s large orchid collection as well as a variety of tropical and subtropical aquatic and wet-environment plants from around the world.
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Desert Pavilion
The Desert Pavilion houses plants from arid regions of the world.
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Bonsai Museum
Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s world-class bonsai collection is displayed in the C.V. Starr Bonsai Museum.
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Woodland Garden
Designed to be a source of inspiration to urban gardeners, the Elizabeth Scholtz Woodland Garden features an open-air walled garden and plants that flourish in shady, relatively dry conditions, like ferns, sedges, and may-apples.
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Water Garden
The Shelby White and Leon Levy Water Garden is a small wetland and riparian environment with a meandering path that leads visitors past a babbling brook and tranquil pond surrounded by plants that flourish at the water’s edge.
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Shakespeare Garden
More than 80 kinds of plants mentioned in the works of William Shakespeare grow in this English cottage–style garden. Many are labeled with the common or Shakespearean name, the botanical name, a relevant quotation from a poem or play by the Bard, and a graphic illustration of the plant.
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Rose Garden
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Rock Garden
Nestled into the hillside along the western border of BBG just north of the Herb Garden, the Rock Garden features a number of alpine and montane microclimates, home to succulents, heaths, species tulips, and other plants that thrive in rocky, fast-draining soils.
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Plant Family Collection
Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s Plant Family Collection is a living educational resource and a beautiful working landscape.
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Overlook
The Robert W. Wilson Overlook is an ascending garden shaped by communal gathering spaces that overlook the iconic Cherry Esplanade.
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Osborne Garden
The semiformal Osborne Garden is the first space visitors pass through upon entering Brooklyn Botanic Garden via the Eastern Parkway entrance. This Italianate garden features an emerald lawn framed by wisteria-draped pergolas.
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Native Flora Garden
The Native Flora Garden exhibits plants native to the New York metropolitan area arranged to represent the natural habitats that once flourished here.