 |
 |
Discover
the beauty, diversity, and significance
of plants
|
|
Plan a visit today to one of our current exhibitions, or sign up for ticket alerts for our upcoming exhibitions and be the first to know when tickets are on sale.
Holiday Train Show
Get Your Tickets
November 23, 2008–January 11, 2009
This annual family favorite returns with model trains traversing a magical landscape featuring 140 replicas of New York landmarks made from plant parts.
The Chrysanthemum in Japanese Art
October 18–January 11, 2009
LuEsther T. Mertz Library’s William D. Rondina
and Giovanni Foroni LoFaro Gallery
This exquisite display features 32 objects depicting the use of the chrysanthemum as a visual motif in paintings, prints, textiles, and more.
Moore in America: Monumental Sculpture at
The New York Botanical Garden
Get Your Tickets
Extended through January 11, 2009
Internationally acclaimed sculptor Henry Moore drew inspiration from nature. This landmark presentation of his monumental works will be the largest outdoor installation of Henry Moore sculpture in one location in the United States. Related special events and activities for adults and children will be held Garden–wide throughout the duration of the exhibition.
The Heirloom Tomato
An Exhibition of Photographs by Victor Schrager
Portraits of Historic Tomato Varieties from
the Gardens of Amy Goldman
August 12, 2008–August 30, 2009
In the Arthur and Janet Ross Gallery
The 34 glorious color portraits of heirloom tomatoes on exhibition--a sampling of the amazing 500 varieties grown every year in the garden of acclaimed food writer Amy Goldman--pay homage to the heirloom tomato and the talents of photographer Victor Schrager.
The Orchid Show
Sign up for Ticket Alert
February 28–April 12, 2009
Beat the winter blues by immersing yourself amid these magnificent flowers.
The Glory of Dutch Bulbs: A Legacy of 400 Years
Sign up for Ticket Alert
May 1–June 7, 2009
In celebration of the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson’s arrival in New York, the Botanical Garden brings a touch of Holland to the Bronx with a Dutch bulb flower show in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory and a three-season display, including bulbs, along Seasonal Walk.
A World of Plants
Ongoing
Plants and Fungi: Ten Current Research Stories
Ongoing
|
