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 […]
Where Tours Take Root
There are no “plug and play” programs at your Garden. Instead, every tour, drop-in session, field trip, and special offering is created by staff to interpret our collections and illuminate […]
Where the World’s Newest Waterlilies Bloom
Waterlilies (Nymphaea sp.) have always enchanted humans. Across many cultures, Nymphaea—named for Greek mythological water nymphs—are deeply symbolic, representing traits such as beauty and enlightenment. Historically, the plants themselves were somewhat simplistic and austere. The waterlilies depicted by the ancient […]
