By Kyle Jacoby Manager of Exhibitions As you entered the Limonaia during the 2020 Orchid Show you were greeted by a stunning display of art and horticulture. There was no better representation of these two things working together than Eden. Sitting high up on the eastern wall of the conservatory was the face of [...]
By Emma Kerr Adult Education Manager I recently took a walk with my dog, Burden, and began to think about what exploring looks like from his perspective. So here are some tips from Burden on how to enjoy a hike. 1) Use your nose. For us dogs smell is super important, but you can [...]
Barbara's mother enjoyed growing zinnias, like this one at New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill. By Barbara Meyers New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill Volunteer Growing up in the 1960s in then rural Hudson, Mass., around this time of the year, the Burpee Seed Catalog would come in the mail. [...]
Bring the outdoors in and create your own sanctuary inside! Nature weaving is a great way to be creative and unwind. This simple craft project teaches children mindfulness and relaxation and can be done with everyday items you have at home. Mindfulness activities have been shown to reduce depression, anxiety, and ADHD in children. [...]
If you're ready to wow friends, family, and co-workers, below are images you can feel free to use for virtual backgrounds on your next Zoom conference call. Karen Brockney photo Night Lights at New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill. Mt. Wachsuett from New England Botanic Garden at Tower [...]
This is the Vegetable Garden during the summer at New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill. By Robert Burgess THBG Senior Communications Manager Gardening, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways. 1) It's good for your mental health. Gardening can be a therapeutic activity. Pulling weeds, pruning plants, and [...]
