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March 20, 2019Category: BotanySelby Gardens and New College Partner in Botany Research
New College of Florida and Marie Selby Botanical Gardens began a formal collaboration with a focus on plant science, conservation, Read More- February 13, 2019Category: Uncategorized
Make it a date at Selby Gardens on Valentine’s Day!
If you have always looked for that reason to visit Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, then Valentine’s Day is the perfect Read More 
January 31, 2019Category: Gauguin: Voyage to Paradise“Gauguin’s Paradise”
By Dr. Carol Ockman Curator-at-Large, Selby Gardens, and the Robert Sterling Clark Professor of Art at Williams College The name Read More
October 31, 2018Category: UncategorizedSho Fu Bonsai Society Attains National Recognition
The Brazilian Rain Tree Forest, a grouping of Rain Trees that are well known for their unique trunk shape and Read More
October 29, 2018Category: BotanySelby Gardens Wins Prestigious Grant to Protect Endangered Cactus Species
Marie Selby Botanical Gardens was recently awarded a CSSA (Cactus & Succulent Society of America) conservation grant to safeguard a Read More- October 12, 2018Category: Uncategorized
Selby Gardens announces Capital Campaign Co-Chairs, $21.8 Million in gifts for new master site plan and intent to create the world’s only gardens complex with a “Net Positive” energy rating
Media Contact: Lynn H. Bates, APR, CPRC VP for External Relations at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens lbates@selby.org (941) 366-5731 ext. Read More 
September 10, 2018Category: BotanyA Collection for the Ages
Dr. Carlyle A. Luer is considered one of the most prolific botanists of both this and the previous centuries. A Read More
August 29, 2018Category: The Orchid ShowEndless Forms: The Orchid Show 2018
By Dr. David Berry Many botanical gardens host orchid shows, but few if any are able to do it more Read More
August 22, 2018Category: Botany“It wasn’t me.” – Seymour, the corpse flower
Seymour, one of our two mature Amorphophallus titanum (“Corpse flower”) plants fooled us in thinking he was going to create Read More
August 15, 2018Category: BotanyIntern from Brazil Visits Selby Gardens
Selby Gardens welcomes our new Brazilian Intern, Carla Royer, who arrived last week and will be here until October 2 Read More