Past Exhibits
A History of Flower Pots and Garden Containers in North America
The first exhibition devoted to the evolution of the common flower pot!
A special flower pot designed in 1995 by Guy Wolff for the centennial celebration of the Botanic Garden of Smith College is a part of the display.
A Smith College Alumnae Exhibit
Smith is the first liberal arts college in the country to launch a program in landscape studies. In 2002, the Mellon Foundation funded the first faculty hire. This exhibition has been organized to celebrate the new Landscape Studies Program and to recognize the contributions of alumnae in landscape architecture and garden design.
Photographs of the Botanic Garden by neighboring Northampton resident and photographer, Judy B. Messer.
Smith Chrysanthemums: Hybrid Alums is a photographic exhibition of Smith alumnae and their hybrid chrysanthemums.
Showcasing the gardens and botanical artwork of Woolf's family and friends, this display takes you on a journey through botanical descriptions from Virginia Woolf's writings.
Presented in conjunction with the Virginia Woolf Conference, June 5-8, 2003.
This exhibition, a collaboration between the Botanic Garden and the Mathematics Department, explores the arrangement of spirals in the plant world.
