Legends and Lore of the Tulip
Tulips have been cultivated for hundreds of years for their beauty and powerful symbolism.
Leaders share global climate change stories, solutions
Members of Cornell’s Humphrey Fellowship Program shared stories of struggle and hope as their countries grapple with climate change during “Global Climate Stories,” an April 22 webinar marking the 50th anniversary of the first Earth Day.
Spring brings a diversity of songbirds to Cornell Botanic Gardens
Spring has finally arrived, and along with her, a glorious return of songbirds to Cornell Botanic Gardens’ diverse natural areas. Visit three spring migration hotspots.
Cornell Botanic Gardens’ F.R. Newman Arboretum closed to vehicles for better pedestrian access and safety during COVID-19 containment
The 100-acre F.R. Newman Arboretum is closed to vehicular traffic so that pedestrians can readily maintain the recommended six-foot distance from others.
Flowering Trees: expressing love, loyalty, and kindness across centuries and cultures
May is approaching, which brings our attention to the eye-catching blooms of ornamental apple, magnolia, […]
Global Climate Stories
Hear stories from people in three countries greatly impacted by climate change in this April 22 webinar.
Daffodils Blooming in the Bioswale Garden
View this short video captured by Staff Horticulturalist Alison Falkenburgh.
Webinar to Explore Global Climate Change Stories
Learn how the countries most affected by climate change are responding and adapting.
Daffodils abound at Cornell Botanic Gardens
Yellow dominates the color palette throughout our gardens from nearly 100,000 daffodils blooming now.