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Plants plus Collections

Collecting the Impossible moss: BC species key to charting 1 billion years of plant evolution

Collecting the Impossible moss: BC species key to charting 1 billion years of plant evolution

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An international team of researchers have completed a massive effort to sequence genes from more than 1,100 plant species—an undertaking that saw UBC botanists collect rare mosses from remote corners of BC, and travel to the South Pacific to collect parasitic plants.

By Garden Communications on October 24, 2019

October 2019 in the Garden

October 2019 in the Garden

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Experience remarkable autumn colours to light up the shortening days. But not all deciduous trees produce vibrant autumn colour.

By Garden Communications on October 3, 2019

September 2019 in the Garden

September 2019 in the Garden

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September is often overlooked as a good time to visit, but there is plenty to see and enjoy at this time of the year.

By Garden Communications on September 3, 2019

August 2019 in the Garden

August 2019 in the Garden

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August is a bountiful time for gardeners. Learn about highlights this month throughout our garden.

By Garden Communications on July 27, 2019

July 2019 in the Garden

July 2019 in the Garden

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The name × Chitalpa may be strange to some, and certainly, most people are unfamiliar with the multiplication sign preceding a genus name, designating that the plant is a bi-generic hybrid.

By Garden Communications on June 27, 2019

June 2019 in the Garden

June 2019 in the Garden

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While June can be a rainy month, overcast conditions are great for intensifying colours.

By Garden Communications on May 31, 2019

Discover our collections through Garden Explorer

Discover our collections through Garden Explorer

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Explore our collections online using an interactive database.

By Garden Communications on May 30, 2019

International Day of Biological Diversity 2019

International Day of Biological Diversity 2019

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Celebrating biological diversity around the world and in our Garden

By Garden Communications on May 22, 2019

May 2019 in the Garden

May 2019 in the Garden

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While we have a huge diversity of maples in the Garden, the fork-branched group of maples is especially prominent.

By Garden Communications on April 30, 2019

The Season of the Sakura

The Season of the Sakura

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Douglas shares his insight on the impacts of weather on flowering with Global BC.

By Garden Communications on April 5, 2019

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