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March 31, 2012: My View by Linda Milbourn, Botanical gardens are special places that enrich our lives, The Santa Fe New Mexican >>

What is a botanical garden, really? This is a question that some in Santa Fe have considered. In fact, botanical gardens are among the most critically important institutions in the land.

March 15, 2012: State Park to Host Volunteer Training, ABQ Journal Fit >>

March 13, 2012: Santa Fe Tidbits >>

March 9, 2012: A veto pen run amokThe Santa Fe New Mexican >>

February 26, 2012: Projects help entire state, The Santa Fe New Mexican >

“Not only would this project provide local jobs and involve the purchase of numerous plants, trees and other materials from local sources, it would help create an attractive adjunct to the Museum Hill area, thus attracting tourists to help further stimulate the Santa Fe economy.”- Jim Trujillo

February 22, 2012: Nature’s perfect learning environment, The Santa Fe New Mexican >

Education outside the classroom is essential to children’s development. At the Santa Fe Botanical Garden, we have been providing this service for more than 20 years via the Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve near La Cienega. Soon this experience will be available within the city limits through our site at Museum Hill…

January 31, 2012: Botanical Garden prepares to flourish, sfnmhome.com >

Santa Fe has a very rich history. Just ask the plants. One example is the Santa Fe Botanical Garden (SFBG), where ground is being tilled to prepare for the organization’s newest garden. It will offer visitors unique insights into the region’s floral past, present and future…

January 26, 2012: City holds ribbon-cutting for Museum Hill Trail, Local News, Santa Fe New Mexican >

Santa Fe on Thursday officially opened its newest bicycle and pedestrian trail — the Museum Hill Trail from Old Pecos Trail east to Camino Corrales, through land being groomed for the Santa Fe Botanical Garden…

December 28, 2011: The Kearny Gap Bridge, Local news in brief, Santa Fe New Mexican >

November 5, 2011: A Time to Dig > (PDF 141 kb)

It’s been a long time coming. In front of a small crowd of dignitaries and supporters, representatives of the Santa Fe Botanical Garden finally broke ground on their Museum Hill site Friday morning, after about eight years of planning. The golden shovels came out and people clustered for pictures by the Arroyo de los Pinos, where the garden’s first phase of construction will begin later this year…

Flora Fantastica: The Botanical Art of MF Cardamone

Flora Fantastica: The Botanical Art of MF Cardamone

 

October 14, 2011: Get your chlorophyll (Pasatiempo article) > (PDF 9.79 MB)

Botanical illustration has a long and rich history. Those who study nature have been fascinated with flora and fauna for thousands of years, and as early as the first century B.C., if not before, their detailed descriptions in words and imagery have added to our understanding of the natural world…

October 14, 2011: Flora Fantastica and Selby Fleetwood Gallery featured on Gallery Hop! the weekly exhibition picks of ArtSlant Santa Fe

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