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Follow along at #CuratorsCorner and #WhatsInOurCollection! Did you know the original pioneers of the Selby Gardens’ Historic Spanish Point campus Read More

The newest species added to the collection, Passiflora urbaniana, has bloomed. While its leaves weren’t much to look at as Read More

Florida’s giant air plants (Tillandsia utriculata) have been under attack for over three decades by an invasive pest called the Read More

Spring is sprung and with it, an iconic plant of the Florida landscape is bursting with flowers. Wild coffee (Psychotria Read More

It is a win/win situation to have our Botany Department volunteers being able to continue their valuable work from home Read More

Since Covid 19 shut down Selby gardens on March 17 you can rest assured that the Horticulture staff are still Read More

  May EcoQuest Challenge As part of the EcoFlora Project, we are including fun monthly “Challenges” to enlist citizens in Read More

The stunning jade vine (Strongylodon macrobotrys; family Fabaceae) in Selby Gardens’ Tropical Conservatory is developing a seed pod for the Read More

Written by Selby Gardens Vice President for Botany, Bruce Holst One of Selby Gardens’ strangest passion flower vines is beginning Read More

Take your quarantine outdoors for a nature exploration!  The Selby Gardens education team is now offering tools and scavenger hunts Read More