Practitioners reveal the science–and art–of redirecting nature’s sometimes deadly force for good A flamethrower inches along the Garden’s southern border, spewing an orange flame into a stand of pine trees. […]
Lending a Planting Hand
How do you create a tropical oasis in Omaha, Nebraska, where winter temperatures can dip to the teens, and summer rainfall amounts to a fraction of Florida’s wet season soaking? […]
Toast to the Season
From the Johnsonville Night Lights in the Garden bartenders to your kitchen, sip this winter warmer all season long! Special thanks to the Fogg Café Team. This article originally appeared in […]
Finding Your Center: A Journey Through the Labyrinth
There’s a simple but important difference between a maze and a labyrinth: The goal of a maze is to find its center, while the goal of a labyrinth is to […]
Celebrating Life and Memory: The Spirit of 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 honoring the dead and […]
Habitat on Fire
Recently, we burned a portion of our Florida scrub habitat, and what a sight to behold! Scrub is an arid landscape, and when it ignites—even under our carefully controlled conditions—plants […]
