19K views · 734 reactions | Tour the tropical display in the Enid A. Haupt Garden with Horticulturist Janet. The display can be found on the west side of the garden near Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art. #SmithsonianGardens #TropicalPlants #PublicGarden | Smithsonian Gardens | Facebook

Fluttering friends enjoying some fall flowers around the garden! Fall flowers are a crucial energy source for birds and butterflies so they can either prepare for winter or fuel their migration.🌼💐🦋🐦‍⬛ #SmithsonianGardens #PublicGarden | Smithsonian Gardens

Check out how fast our team can assemble a bromeliad tree. 😉This “tree” at Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History is comprised of over 100 bromeliads that mimic garland and ornaments through their different colors and shapes. Strands of moss have been added in between the planters to complete the look. Video description: staff assembling and decorating a wire tree frame with bromeliad plants. 🎥: Melinda Whicher, Supervisory Horticulturist | Smithsonian Gardens

Smithsonian Gardens is pleased to unveil the completion of a multi-year project, “The Preservation of Smithsonian Gardens Tree Collection on Constitution Avenue” outside of the National Museum of Natural History. This initiative addressed the care of our collections (the trees) through the care of the collections’ housing (the soil). The soil was first remediated to correct years of compaction, through airspading and vertical mulching. Then fencing and plantings were installed to help prevent fu

Horticulturist Philip highlights the new Magnolias at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. 🌱 Video description: horticulturist standing next to a trees with big shiny green leaves. #Magnolias #MagnoliaMadness #PublicGardens #Horticulture #SmithsonianGardens #TreeCollection | Smithsonian Gardens