Summer in the Garden is “Project Season,” when our horticulturists refresh some of guests’ favorite spots. This year’s undertaking: the Scott Florida Garden. Their efforts focused on the stream, a […]
How Did That Plant Get Up There?
The next time you visit the Garden, take a moment to gaze upward. Can you spot the delicate orchids clinging to the branches? The vibrant bromeliads nestled in the canopy? […]
Palms, an Hourglass of History
We have hundreds of species of palms in our landscape, and if you study them, you may notice something peculiar about some. Hint: It has to do with their trunks. […]
Seeing the Garden for the Trees
Whether prepping trees for a move, assessing if a hard prune is needed after a hurricane, or hoisting himself into the canopy, Lead Arborist Fernando Pereira spends his days consumed […]
From Shade to Shelter: How Keystone Trees Sustain Life
A gopher tortoise burrow is far more than the reptile’s home. These burrows become shelters for wildlife that can’t dig their own nests, such as snakes, those that prefer to […]
Florida Landscaping 101: Layering Plants for a Natural Look
Move over, Pinterest! This summer, Garden horticulturists share their favorite plants and landscape design tips in a special series perfect for those who are eager to add pizzazz to their […]
