New Plants in the Database!
Tuesday, June 10th, 2014 By: Meredith Yue The Ortiz Mountains Educational Preserve offers a variety of flora that has yet to be identified. From a recent plant walk in the mountains (May 31st) we were able to identify a handful of [...]
What’s blooming today?
Tuesday, June 3, 2014 By: Meredith Yue Many plants from the first what's in bloom post are still in bloom but a handful of new plants have started flowering. Despite the high temperatures, the plants are adding a variety of [...]
Scan and Learn: Technology in the Garden
Friday May 30, 2014 QR Code of Agave parryi By: Meredith Yue QR Codes are becoming a popular trend in the world of technology. They are a certain type of bar-code that gives information to the item in [...]
What is the climate of Santa Fe?
By Mollie Parsons, Education Director We have all heard Santa Fe referred to as a high desert, but in fact we are designated as a semi-arid steppe with cold winters by the Köppen Climate Classification System. This is the primary [...]
Live View of Georgia O’Keeffe’s Abiquiu Garden
Friday, April 4, 2014 This live feed is being captured by a video camera installed on the roof of Georgia O’Keeffe’s home in Abiquiu documenting the changes in her garden. On Wednesdays student interns work to plant, care for, and [...]
Planting Apple Trees in Santa Fe
By Janice Tucker with thanks to Barbara Goede for sharing her knowledge and notes, which contributed to this article. Photos: Barbara Goede, Linda Churchill, Don Nofte and Janice Tucker Golden delicious apples (Janice Tucker) There are many [...]
Master Gardeners Partner with Santa Fe Botanical Garden
March 2014 The Santa Fe Master Gardeners produce a very interesting and informative newsletter which features an article on our the current partnership on educational projects with the Santa Fe Botanical Garden. Read more below and visit their website for [...]
Sun Parasols for the Summer
Monday, March 3 Alexis Bove, a Household Member of the Santa Fe Botanical Garden, noticed last summer that our sun-blocking parasols for visitors to use were looking a little worn by the end of the season. She graciously called this [...]
TBT – Throwback Thursday! Remember August 2013?
Thursday, February 6, 2014 We finally have some much needed snow this week in the garden, which is extremely helpful to maintaining soil moisture for our new plants over the winter. Ahh, but remember the summer? This week we decided [...]
Guests of GLOW tell about their experience
December 24, 2013 Hundreds of guests from near and far have come see the first annual winter lights display, GLOW, in the garden. All ages pass through the gates and experience the magic under the stars while staying warm by [...]
GLOW radio ad!
Have you heard the radio commercial ad for GLOW? Photo: Peter Weiss
