Plan Your Visit to UBC Botanical Garden
Plan your visit to UBC Botanical Garden, Greenheart TreeWalk and Nitobe Memorial Garden.
Plan your visit to UBC Botanical Garden, Greenheart TreeWalk and Nitobe Memorial Garden.
Following the blogs on Southern Hemisphere conifers, the February instalment is an introduction to western North American conifers in the cypress family (Cupressaceae).
Happy New Year! Following December’s discussion of Australasian conifers, as promised this blog post is devoted to South American ones.
The buyers in the Shop in the Garden share some of their favourite gift ideas.
Check out our featured holiday book recommendations available in the Shop in the Garden.
I don’t often mention the Botanical Garden’s conifers in these pages, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have ones worth investigating.
This regular feature will highlight the activities of the Friends of UBC Botanical Garden (FOGs)
Read a student perspective from our popular event, back in-person again.
November is a time when garden plants often descend into subtlety. However, there are some exceptions.
October is often the best month to see berries and other colourful fruits in the Botanical Garden, and—hungry birds notwithstanding—2022 will go down as an impressive year for berry viewing.
September is an excellent time for viewing mountain ashes and whitebeams, and 2022, like 2018 (when this article first appeared), is likely to be a banner year for their fruits in UBC Botanical Garden.