Botanic Gardens

Botanic Gardens

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An early look at the new 10,000 square-foot-living roof on top of the new Brooklyn Botanic Garden visitor center, due to open on May 16, 2012. Plus: Photos of magnolias—in yellow and pinks—in bloom at the garden!
Not since the likes of Audrey II in Little Shop of Horrors has their been a botanical diva like Lois, the Corpse Flower, in Houston. One might call her the Snooki of the plant world, with a giant poof and an attitude even stronger than her smell. We chat with Lois, who gained her fame with her stink and her Twitter stream last year, about how life—now that her 15-minutes of fame is over—has been treating her. We discover that this Titan arum has still got her groove on.
A garden in Pennsylvania kicks into high gear just as the growing season winds down
Responding to its constituents' obsession with local and sustainable food, the Atlanta Botanical Garden transformed a former parking lot into an edible garden with cutting-edge style
The greenest corner of Atlanta opened three new gardens on May 1: the Edible Garden, the Canopy Walk and the Cascades Garden. Always ahead of the curve when it comes to design and programming, the Atlanta Botanical Garden keeps visitors returning again and again. For more information visit atlantabotanicalgarden.org.
Lessons in great design and fire ecology at the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
The Brooklyn Botanic Garden celebrates 100 years while relocating and expanding its Herb Garden

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