This intricate mandala of mahogany seed pods, crafted by Ran Adler, invites us to pause, reflect, and find stillness in the beauty of the natural world. 🌱 Experience Internalizing the External: A New Perspective on Nature by Ran Adler, on view now through October 27.

While walking in the Garden, keep an eye on our shade-loving plants, like this Begonia petisitifolia. Their leaves can boast some surprising colors.

Get even more out of summer in the Garden with our exclusive new programs. Plus, Members now enjoy special deals on most of our specialty programs! naplesgarden.org/specialty-prog… Photo 1: Vanda 'Painter's Dream' x Kulwadee Fragrance Photo 2: Xiquexique gounellei

This Zebra longwing (Heliconius charithonia) is visiting a red powderpuff tree (Calliandra haematocephala) in the Kapnick Caribbean Garden. Visit the Garden this summer and look for all the helpful pollinators enjoying our plants.

Fewer than one in ten plants have blue flowers, and butterfly pea is one of them! 💙 Their blue petals are packed with delphinidin and other pigments, that, when exposed to an acid, turn violet. Color-changing chemistry! Plant ID: Clitoria ternatea 'Double Butterfly'

Morning mist in the Kapnick Brazilian Garden. 💦

Who will you spot during Birding in the Garden? Available every Tuesday at 8am. Photo 1: Chuck-will's-widow Photo 2: Female ruby-throated hummingbird Photo 3: Northern cardinal Photo 4: Red shouldered hawk by Miny Marante

Join us as we ~dive~ into Waterlily Weekend, September 7 & 8! 💦 Get up close and personal with waterlilies during our Waterlily Weekend expert demos and talks, 9am – 2pm.

The Garden is OPEN September 2 for Labor Day! Enjoy discounted summer admission for Collier, Lee, and Charlotte county residents and FREE admission for kids! See our calendar for more! naplesgarden.org/events/

The Garden is a great place to discover how indoor plants can also be landscape accents. Learn more about the aroids in the Garden on our Alluring Aroids blog, written by Kristin Hood, Horticulture Executive Administrative Assistant. naplesgarden.org/alluring-aroid…

Check out our Fogg Café brunch selections and then browse the Berger Shop in the Garden to take home a piece of your botanical adventure. Find more, like the Fogg Café menu, on our website. naplesgarden.org/visit/plan-you…

Make the Garden your go-to place to relax, learn, and explore this Labor Day Weekend! naplesgarden.org/what-can-you-d…

Join Garden education staff daily from 11 – 11:30am for Dig Deeper, an interactive drop-in program in which you can learn a new skill, ask questions, and gain insight. Included in Garden admission; free for Members!

“Try to listen, and feel, and hear, and smell. There is a wealth of things to notice if you put yourself in that mindset.” — Eric Foht, Natural Resources Director

Experience our floating flora during Waterlily Weekend, September 7 & 8! 🪷 naplesgarden.org/.../waterlily.…

See the tiniest and the TITANIC waterlilies in our collection during Waterlily Weekend, September 7 & 8! bit.ly/4fPEtVW Photo 1: Nymphaea thermarum, the world's smallest waterlily species Photo 2: Victoria, the world's biggest waterlily species

“The joy is watching it change into something else and giving it another life. The change of color, the change of texture, the change of its story is what I work with.” —Ran Adler, on giving natural objects new life. Meet the artist: naplesgarden.org/series/interna…

Walk out on the Vandenberg and Family Pier to get an up-close look at our aquatic plants. 💦But if you're like us, you'll want even more! Then, check out Waterlily Weekend, September 7 & 8. See the full schedule of events on our website! bit.ly/3SVjd7r

Cruise through the Garden with us. 😎 Register today! Use the link to save your spot or sign up at Ticketing day-of. But just know, these tours do sell out! naplesgarden.org/series/garden-… Available twice-daily at 8:30 & 10am.

Let the fireworks begin! 🎆 No need to cover your ears—or calm the pups—this show features "plant-powered pyrotechnics," a quiet variety in the form of bromeliad spikes, the plant's trademark inflorescence. naplesgarden.org/bromeliads-bur…