Newsletter Archive
Fall 2018 Botanic Garden News
Volume 21, Issue 2
Issue Highlights:
- Welcome New Staff
- In Memoriam: Dr. Clifford Desch
- My Summer at Kew: Emma Kelley '20
- Franklin Trees
- Curricular Enhancement Grant
- Tree Risk Assessment
- Olmsted and Campus Design
- Summer Intern Projects
Spring 2018 Botanic Garden News
Volume 21, Issue 1
Issue Highlights:
- Madelaine Zadik Retiring
- Pine Champion
- Miracle Berry
- Student Exhibitions
- Curricular Enhancement Courses
- New Conservatory Curator
- New Chief Arborist
- Student Profile: Magsy Lombard
Fall 2017 Botanic Garden News
Volume 20, Issue 2
Issue Highlights:
- From the New Director
- World's Oldest Trees
- Japanese Garden Renovation
- New Landscape Curator
- Libarary Renovation Impact
- Threatened Trees Exhibition
- Greening of Lyman
- Stonecrop Gardens
Spring 2017 Botanic Garden News
Volume 20, Issue 1
Issue Highlights:
- Champion Trees
- Orchis in Sanguineum
- Plants of Pompeii Exhibition
- An Arboreal Musical Tribute
- Roses in the Desert
- Happy Chace '28 Garden
- Maine Gardens
Fall 2016 Botanic Garden News
Volume 19, Issue 2
Issue Highlights:
- New Website
- Elm Study
- Happy Chace '28 Garden
- Hamburg Systematics Garden
- Colorado's Intermountain Steppe
- Bee Pollinators
- E.H.R. Lyman
Spring 2016 Botanic Garden News
Volume 19, Issue 1
Issue Highlights:
- Departing Director
- Street Tree Planting Along Elm Street
- Illicium, a Basal Angiosperm
- A History of Smith's Index Seminum
- Iris hybrids: Iris pseudacoras × I. ensata
- Conservatory Collection Report
- New Elms
- Asian Gardens Revisited
Fall 2015 Botanic Garden News
Volume 18, Issue 2
Issue Highlights:
- Plant Evolution Mural
- Medicinal Plant Exhibit
- The Good Side of GMOs
- Tree Climbing Competition
- Capen Rose Arbor
- Camperdown Elm Sleuthing
- Ellwanger and Barry Newsletter
Spring 2015 Botanic Garden News
Volume 18, Issue 1
Issue Highlights:
- If Trees Could Talk
- Places for the Spirit: Traditional African American Gardens
- Calathea lancifolia
- A Short History of Plant Conservation in Botanic Gardens
- Wild Collecting
- James Rose: A Modern Rebel of Landscape Architecture
Fall 2014 Botanic Garden News
Volume 17, Issue 2
Issue Highlights:
- Our Largest Cutting
- Curricular Enhancement Program: The First Eight Years
- Welwitschia: Squeezing out the Truth
- Tree Risk Assessment
- Plants Need Their Own Language
- Exploring Brazilian Culture & Environmental History in the Lyman Conservatory
Spring 2014 Botanic Garden News
Volume 17, Issue 1
Issue Highlights:
- Orchidelirium at Smith
- Venus Flytrap: A Most Wonderful Plant
- Art in the Landscape: Celebrating the Oak
- Connecting Museum Concentrators with the Botanic Garden
- Gaining New Perspectives on Plant Biodiversity Conservation
- Smith Mums to the Rescue
