By Julianna Razryadov, Curator of Horticulture

To step outside this week is to feel the awakening of the earth. Birds are signing, the grass is a fresh bright green, the trees are budding, and many have bloomed their springtime blossoms. You don’t have to go far to see,...

By Sarah Cullo, LMP Coordinator

For part 2 of seed week we have a seed inspired yoga flow! If you missed part 1 check out Miss. Jennifer's post about seed starting! 1. Start in Child’s pose, this will be our seed pose, fingers and palms rooted...

By Jennifer Torrance, Science Education Coordinator

Hi everyone, it’s Miss Jennifer from Science Education! Are you up for the adventure of starting your own seeds? Check out what is growing in my garden!

By Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

We at Phipps are always thinking of our members, visitors and friends, and during these uncertain times, we want to provide you with nature's beauty and inspiration, just like we would if you were with us in the glasshouse....

By Dr. Maria Wheeler-Dubas, Research and Science Education Outreach Manager

The dawn chorus of birds was in full swing, and one individual was undoubtedly close to the house and singing with particular gusto: a tufted titmouse.

By Phipps Master Gardeners

Have a question about your perennials, houseplants or turf grass? Worried about pests in the garden, hydrangeas that won't bloom, or tomatoes that died on the vine? Dr. Phipps can help! Ask Dr. Phipps is a free service...