By Jennifer Torrance, Science Education Coordinator

Miss Jennifer, Science Education Coordinator, here with your gardening tip of the week! This week our theme is The World of Water.  Watering your plants is a very important and fun part of caring for your garden. Check out...

By Sarah Cullo, LMP Program Coordinator

A rainy day offers an amazing opportunity for your littles ones to get active and creative. It can be hard to keep creating new activities and games to keep your kid engaged, active and learning. It can be especially difficult when...

By Amy Reed, general manager and Chris Cox, executive chef, Café Phipps

On Fri., Feb. 28, Phipps hosted a special Waste Not Dinner. Inspired by popular waste-not-style dinner events held in New York and San Francisco — and seen on Food Network — we brought the up-and-coming movement in...

By Dr. Katilyn Mascatelli, Ecopsychology Research Scientist

Many of us have been spending more time in nature recently, often on long walks or runs outdoors. It feels good to get out of the house! On this blog I have written a lot about the mental and physical benefits of nature, but one...

By Chris Cox, executive chef, Café Phipps

Looking for adventure in the kitchen? Our monthly What We're Cooking with Now post features a fresh produce ingredient, explains how to find the market's finest, and includes a recipe to try at home....

By Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

To help with your spring gardening projects, we have researched some local nurseries to learn how you can purchase plants during this time. The nurseries listed below has joined Phipps to help and educate guests on creating a...