Whether you’re coming to the Garden to see the new Staghorn Fern Collection, track down Poppy and the decoys or take a walk through nature, there are plenty of new blooms to keep things exciting. These cooler temps are perfect for a crisp walk through the Garden, so take a listen to Georgiann Keller’s latest audio blog below to find out where to find these latest blooms! And while you can see these new blooms during the day, many of them can also be seen in a whole new way at night during our GLOW exhibit!
Photos from the Garden
Crown of thorns
Monkey flower
Tree mallow
Aloe arborescens (or Candelabra aloe) in the Cactus Collection
Aloe Ferox
Hybrid aloe
Crown of thorns in the Garden by the Aloe Collection
Hybrid aloe surrounded by Aeonium arboretum
Sparkle and shine rose (left), Gemini rose (center) and Love and peace (right)
Cherry parfait rose
Iceberg burgundy rose
Japanese spindle bush
Long flowered Marlock
Australian blue gum
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