The Supernatural Side of Plants
Steeped in legends and lore, herbs provide a physical link to the beliefs and practices of people through the ages.
Words Before All Else
Learn more about the Gayogo̱hó꞉nǫ’ people by watching and listening to Steve Henhawk, a Cayuga speaker and historian.
Welcome Home: Fall at the gardens
It is perhaps the most wondrous season on a college campus that embraces and celebrates […]
Verdant Views: Flavorful Herbs of Central and South America
Garden Curator Pam Shade explores some familiar and not-so-familiar herbs that flavor food and beverages.
Sustainable Landscapes Trail
Explore sustainability in practice in this narrated virtual tour of sites across Cornell Botanic Gardens and the Cornell campus.
Native Plants in New York: Two Virtual Field Trips
This special virtual event features two presentations on native plants by our experts Krissy Boys and F. Robert Wesley.
Walk Through Wetlands
View a birds-eye view of Purvis Road Wetlands, natural area best experienced from the Dryden Rail Trail.
A Hardworking Garden
This garden is one of the most ecologically valuable, biodiverse, and aesthetically pleasing bioswale gardens on campus and perhaps in North America.
Take your friends, and take your time
Inspired by the universally loved “161 Things Every Cornellian Should Do” list, two summer interns […]