Spring Greening at Brooklyn Botanic Garden
April 19, 2026
The greens of spring are so different from the deeper hues of summer. This Yellowwood tree, by the way, is in the same family as
The greens of spring are so different from the deeper hues of summer. This Yellowwood tree, by the way, is in the same family as
A flowering cherry tree at Brooklyn Botanic Garden is almost ready for its close-up
At the Botanic Garden’s Japanese Garden, early blossoms are out but neighbors are still bare
A fragile lily relative with many names blooms at Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Among its other names: snake’s head, chess flower, frog-cup, guinea-hen flower, guinea flower, leper lily (because its shape resembled
A holiday light show turns a favorite botanic garden into a spectacular empire of light
Paul Heymont takes another walk in his favorite garden, just as Autumn is overtaking Summer
Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s Shakespeare Garden matches plants with quotes from the Bard
Colorful display along a pathway at Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Each spring, spectacular beds of tulips of all colors make a memorable if brief appearance at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Paul Heymont visits his favorite garden, with magnolias and other colorful blooms ready for spring
The greens of spring are so different from the deeper hues of summer. This Yellowwood tree, by the way, is
A flowering cherry tree at Brooklyn Botanic Garden is almost ready for its close-up
At the Botanic Garden’s Japanese Garden, early blossoms are out but neighbors are still bare
A fragile lily relative with many names blooms at Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Among its other names: snake’s head, chess flower, frog-cup, guinea-hen flower, guinea
A holiday light show turns a favorite botanic garden into a spectacular empire of light
Paul Heymont takes another walk in his favorite garden, just as Autumn is overtaking Summer
Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s Shakespeare Garden matches plants with quotes from the Bard
Each spring, spectacular beds of tulips of all colors make a memorable if brief appearance at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Paul Heymont visits his favorite garden, with magnolias and other colorful blooms ready for spring