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Fried egg flower–the largest California native flower!
Unusual growth patterns of the indigo plant in the Herb Garden
In search of Nepenthes: Travelogue to Sumatra with Garden Horticulturists Eric Hupperts and Corina Rieder
Saving endangered plants–one seed at a time.
The peaceful waters of the Japanese Pool–a haven for amphibian mating season–also house a deadly surprise!
In honor of Women's History Month, we're happy to share a short list of notable women botanists, past and present!
An ethnobotanical gem growing in the Virginia Haldan Tropical House, provides the dye used in many products
Southern Africa Collection Highlight
Fleshy leaves, seeds and unique storage structures. Plant survival strategies in harsh conditions
The newts have returned! Their winter migration to the Japanese Pool has begun.
A coast-to-coast collaborative effort that solved a mystery in the Garden's collections.
Do Rhinoceros actually eat the Rhinoceros bush?
Preserving endangered California plants