During this time of COVID-19 containment, peace is found through mindfully observing the beauty of nature around us. We offer these articles, videos, activities, and other online resources to stay connected with our gardens and natural areas.
Explore seasonal highlights in articles, collections of plants from our gardens, and videos.
From mid-May to mid-June, a main attraction at Cornell Botanic Gardens is the Bowers Rhododendron […]
May is approaching, which brings our attention to the eye-catching blooms of ornamental apple, magnolia, […]
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.
Find videos and activities to explore spring wildflowers for teachers, families, and kids of all ages.
We offer events, tours, and staff interviews to deepen each of our personal connections to plants.
Brandon George, graduate student , and Emily Pratt, horticulturist, discuss the history and uses of coppicing
Join graduate student Brandon George for an in-depth talk on the color blue, why it is so rare in the plant world, and some tips for displaying it in a garden.
In honor of Earth Day 2021, this special edition of Verdant Views featured Fellows in […]
We’re bringing the gardens around the Nevin Welcome Center to you in this narrated, virtual tour.
Explore our gardens, natural areas, and plants in our collections, or take a self-guided tour with these online features.
Use this interactive map to locate our gardens, natural areas, waterfalls, parking, outdoor art, and more.
We offer online tools for locating and learning about plants in our gardens and natural areas.
Use your mobile device to explore and learn more about Cornell Botanic Gardens