Partridge pea (Chamaecrista fasciculata) blooms from summer through late fall, attracting mostly bees and butterflies, although ants are also attracted to its nectar glands. It is the host plant to several species of butterfly,…
Thanks to all who came out to see (and raise a glass to) the night-blooming cereus. It put on a spectacular show on Monday, June 16, and by Tuesday morning,…
Wine at 9... til 10:30. Come celebrate with us and raise a toast to this beautiful flowering cactus!All indications are tonight's the night.The rain won't stop this spectacular sight! If you…
It’s an impromptu party — and you’re invited! Come celebrate this once-a-year event and raise a glass with us to the night-blooming Cereus!
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The first wave of camellias are beginning to blossom! "Tea camellias" are blooming along the fence on Denning Drive—but they won't be blooming for long! For most, the thought of Camellia…
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