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“Fall into Bartram’s Garden”
This article appeared in the print edition of our special issue of the October Southwest Globe Times Fall into Bartram’s Garden By Maitreyi Roy Every season is beautiful here…
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This article appeared in the print edition of our special issue of the October Southwest Globe Times A Never-Failing Friend: Reflections from a Youth Tree Tender By Mikaya Woodard…
Read More“Decoding Fall Colors”
This article appeared in the print edition of our special issue of the October Southwest Globe Times The brilliant colors that leaves take on in fall is one of…
Read More“Bringing Back Botanical Wreaths”
This article appeared in the print edition of our special issue of the October Southwest Globe Times Bringing Back Botanical Wreaths By Katie Jacoby On a chilly March…
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William Bartram, Indigenous Botany, and the Roots of American Medicine
Eighteenth century American medicine was closely tied to botanical knowledge. While the Bartrams’ contribution to early American medicine through their relationships with physicians in Philadelphia is well-documented, what is less…
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Check out The Philadelphia Honey Fest 2022 Vendors!
Join us in the Garden on Sunday, September 11, 10am-3pm for the Philadelphia Honey Fest! In addition to kids’ activities, live hive demonstrations, honey extractions, bee bearding, and workshops, we’ll…
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John Bartram’s Journey to Onondaga, 1743
In July of 1743, Conrad Weiser, Pennsylvania’s interpreter and diplomat for Native American nations, invited John Bartram and land surveyor Lewis Evans to accompany him to the Iroquois capital of…
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The Bartrams, the White Mulberry Tree, and the Story of American Silk
The Bartrams were a family of natural scientists who would happily collect and cultivate almost any plant, but they were not immune to acquiring plants that carried the allure of…
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