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See what we’ve been up to recently, as we advance our mission to connect plants and peoples. Join us for a class or program!
See what we’ve been up to recently, as we advance our mission to connect plants and peoples. Join us for a class or program!
Sonja Skelly, director of education and communications, shares her love of the Groundcover Collection, and introduces some of her favorite plants within it.
Cornell Botanic Gardens’ exhibition “Seeds of Survival and Celebration: Plants and the Black Experience” honors […]
Colah B Tawkin, founder of the Black in the Garden podcast, visited Cornell and hosted a series of events focused on the celebratory uses of plants in Black cultures.
The story of indigo shares the skill and resilience of enslaved Africans and their descendants.
A new garden saves water, promotes sustainability, and increases biodiversity, especially among pollinator insects.
Many plants that bloom in spring have come to signify hope, rebirth, and renewal.
Soar gently above Comstock Knoll and enjoy over 150 types of rhododendrons and azaleas blooming.
Stories of the challenges and choices Cornell students face in their home countries, and actions being taken in response to the global climate crisis.
Krissy Boys, native plant specialist, talks about using native plants to nurture pollinator insects and wildlife.