Wild Diversity in the Garden

Gardens are teeming with life—more wild and diverse than you might think!

The Exhibition Diversity in the Garden” will showcase just how vibrant our gardens are—beyond the plants we’ve deliberately planted. Fungi, mosses, microorganisms, insects, and vertebrates can all thrive in our botanical gardens and private gardens.

Using fascinating examples, this guide introduces various groups of organisms and highlights ecological relationships in our gardens that are often overlooked. In addition, fact sheets provide detailed descriptions of individual habitats and offer tips for your home. Learn how you can promote biodiversity in your own garden or on your balcony.

Program

June 13 & 14: Guided tours outdoors and in the greenhouse

June 20, 2:00–4:00 p.m. Family Pass Event: “Plants in Water”
For families children ages 6 and up

Botanical Gardens Week

Every year in early June, the association’s gardens host Botanical Garden Week. This annual event has a special theme each year and offers visitors a week filled with guided tours, workshops, lectures, consultations, and many other activities for people of all ages.