Publications
Leaflet
We are excited to share our annual membership magazine with you. Enjoy articles from staff, students, faculty and the wider Smith community.
You can read the 2021 edition of Leaflet online or download it to print or to read later. Want to get the issues as they come out? Become a member today and you'll receive our 2022 issue with your membership package, and be mailed the next issue as soon as it's published.
Digitalis
Published monthly, Digitalis helps you stay up-to-date on the latest news from the botanic garden, including information about our exhibitions, speaker events, and flower shows. If you are receiving Digitalis, it's because you have previously supported our work, visited on a tour, attended one of our events, or signed up online. We hope you enjoy reading along.
Newsletter
Our printed newsletter, Botanic Garden News, debuted in spring 1998 and was published twice a year, spring and fall until the fall of 2018. It includes articles by students, staff, faculty and volunteers. The newsletter features highlights of our plant collection as well as updates on our programs and exhibitions, student activities, and campus projects. Members of the Friends of the Botanic Garden received each issue by mail.
Archive of past issues
Index Seminum
Published annually, this list is shared with other botanical institutions around the world. Tropical and temperate seed are made available through this seed exchange program, and germplasm is shared with researchers around the world.
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Historical Publications
William Francis Ganong, the botanic garden's first director as well as professor of botany, set the stage with his scientific and research publications and botany textbooks, which were used across the country.
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Research Publications
Various publications have featured botanical and horticultural research conducted at the botanic garden.
Student Publications
Research conducted by interns at the botanic garden as well as those on botanic garden sponsored internships at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in London, has resulted in publications with Smith students as co-authors.
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