Wondering where the monarchs are this year? I have them. All of them.

We're riding the rails to the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia for #ThrowbackThursday with this Pennsylvania Railroad 🚂 pamphlet from the @hagley_library featuring excursions from New York and Jersey City. bit.ly/3PMOQvi #VisitPhilly #history #archives #library

How many trees are in the US, and how many are at risk of extinction? What makes a tree a tree? Find out in our latest #ConservationConversations #podcast episode, featuring Murphy Westwood, VP of Science and Conservation at MortonArboretum! Listen now: link.chtbl.com/C9FS5xtv

New York friends ... I'm doing a talk on "Magnificent Rebels" ... it's free, just register.

The fluffy pink flowers of Pennisetum Karley Rose looking great in a pot by the entrance to the plant centre. 😃

Out now – Peter Wohlleben's The Power of #Trees: How Ancient #Forests Can Save Us if We Let Them nhbs.com/the-power-of-t… Greystone Books sounds a warning against the dangers of tree planting while championing natural forest restoration BSBI: Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland Botanical Society of America ASPB Council on Botanical & Horticultural Libraries

Now in stock – The Catskill Fossil Forest nhbs.com/the-catskill-f… A richly illustrated history of petrified trees and the world's oldest forest The Paleontological Society lisa sillerman SVP BSBI: Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland Botanical Society of America ASPB Council on Botanical & Horticultural Libraries Completely Arbortrary

In stock now – Wild Flowers of Coastal Andalucía: A Photographic Field Guide nhbs.com/wild-flowers-o… BSBI: Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland Botanical Society of America ASPB Council on Botanical & Horticultural Libraries #flowers #wildflowers #botany

Out now in paperback: The Lost Rainforests of Britain nhbs.com/the-lost-rainf… Guy Shrubsole's account of of a unique habitat most people do not even know we had on this island William Collins Books HarperCollinsUK BSBI: Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland Council on Botanical & Horticultural Libraries Forestry England Forestry Commission The Tree Council

Hoya walliniana. It’s native to Borneo. Small flowers with mild sweet scent. Adorable!

May is Botanic Gardens Month, when we celebrate & appreciate the work that botanic gardens and arboreta do in conserving & protecting our plants for the future. Find your nearest garden or arboretum at ow.ly/L2bs50NMt08 #BotanicGardensDay #PlantChallenge #LoveSeasol

Tomorrow, May 1, is Lei Day in Hawaiʻi! These gifted garlands connect us deeply with plants, places, and each other. Learn how to make a ti leaf lei with Lei Wann in this instructional video. 💚🌺 youtu.be/Bi5pfnmcDUs

Just Published: Field Guide to the Seashores of South-Eastern Australia features colour photos and descriptions for ~240 species of plants and animals found on rocky, sandy and muddy seashores from Port Lincoln SA to the Hawkesbury River NSW, and Tasmania. publish.csiro.au/book/8030/

Our 55th annual meeting in at Fort Worth Botanical Gardens and Botanical Research of Texas has gone virtual--hope to see many CBHL members virtually beginning May 2, 2023. Tweet at #cbhl2023

Thank you to our #cbhl2023 sponsor From the page fromthepage.com for an informative presentation today at our annual meeting

Thank you to our #cbhl2023 sponsor Preservica -digital preservation for a great presentation on their product at today's annual meeting

Alejandra Vasco presented on the exhibit, Dornith Doherty: Illuminations: Past, Present, and Future of Fern Research at BRIT/FTBG at the annual meeting #cbhl2023

One of the teams counting Volusia County endemic pawpaws during the annual Rugel’s Roundup

Pew! Pew! Pew! ⁣🦨 #May4thBeWithYou

Janet Evans, of Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, gave a presentation this morning entitled, Cultivating Community Garden Histories: a community memory project--great way to start day 3 of our CBHL annual meeting hosted virtually by Fort Worth Botanic Garden #cbhl2023