In the lower portion of the Kapnick Brazilian Garden, stand six golden chain trees (Lophanthera lactescens), native to that South American country. They are mere saplings now, but in time […]
Tickled Pink
Throughout spring and summer, muhly grass sits back quietly, allowing other native plants to blossom in the spotlight. As fall approaches and rain subsides, the cotton-candy blooms burst onto the […]
Tiptoeing Through the Intricacies of Grant Writing
Trisha Griffin, a second-generation, Miami-born Floridian, has always been keenly aware of her surroundings—take, for instance, the rustling of a gopher tortoise during a trail walk, or the fragrance of […]
More Than Meets the Eye: The World of Bromeliads
Historias del aire y del suelo / Stories of Air and Soil, the exhibition by artist Pseudomero on display in Kapnick Hall until October 25, is an ode to two […]
A Peek Behind the Canvas with Artist Pseudomero
The art exhibition on display in Kapnick Hall was born out of a question familiar to Floridians, the vast majority of whom were born elsewhere: Where is home? That’s what […]
Coming Together to Fight Fire with Fire
During a summer of headline-making wildfires around the world, about 80 land managers from across the region gathered at Naples Botanical Garden to practice preventing them. They do that by […]
