- Advertisement - At the New York Botanical Garden, "Kiku, the Art of the Japanese Chrysanthemum" runs until Nov. 16. The exhibition also includes specimens of bonsai, Japanese ...

... out how to design bird and butterfly gardens, and try to win a prize by identifying the mystery plant. The New York Botanical Garden (http://www.nybg.org) has monthly planting tips, a plant information service that answers gardening ...

... the house is more of a work in progress. With our landscape designer, Liz Miller, a woman trained at the New York Botanical Gardens and gifted in outdoor design, we are clearing brush, digging beds for perennials, planting bulbs and putting ...

... California, San Diego, who began studying the mushroom's chemical constituents when he was a researcher at the New York Botanical Garden in the 1960s. McMorris submitted the compounds for an analysis by the National Cancer Institute. That analysis ...

... the house is more of a work in progress. With our landscape designer, Liz Miller, a woman trained at the New York Botanical Gardens and gifted in outdoor design, we are clearing brush, digging beds for perennials, planting bulbs and putting ...

... old connections. "A Natural History of Ferns" is a collection of essays by Moran, curator of ferns at the New York Botanical Garden. He has certainly changed the way I look at this ancient flower-free plant family.

... thousands of poinsettias. Kennett Square, Pa. Fee: $15. 800-737-5500. www.longwoodgardens.org. At the New York Botanical Garden, the 12th annual holiday train show opens Friday in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory. Apart from the model trains ...