One Mexican street food that is a favorite among both locals and tourists is elote, which translates to “corn” in English. Mexican street corn started in Mexico City with antojitos […]
Marigold Margarita
Raise a toast to your ancestors with this floral cocktail! For the annual Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebrating life and the souls that have passed, families […]
Discover the Traditions Behind Día de los Muertos
Día de los Muertos is one of the most important holidays in the Latin world. It originated in Mexico as a fusion of Aztec and Catholic traditions and focuses on […]
Garden Staff Rush to Save Damaged Plants
When disasters like hurricanes strike, our staff goes into triage mode, assessing the collection and working fast to save plants that are threatened or endangered, wild-collected, underrepresented in botanical collections, […]
Botanical Gifts Harken Renewal
For two weeks, Naples Botanical Garden staff has raked debris, collected broken tree limbs and downed palm fronds, dug out groundcover plants buried under dying leaves. Then, a welcome change: […]
10 Tips to Heal Your Home Landscape From Salt and Wind Damage
Put down your pruning shears! Surrender your saw! The trees and shrubs in your yard may look dead in Hurricane Ian’s wake, but many of them are ready to spring […]
