The New York Botanical Garden
4 books
About the Author
The New York Botanical Garden, founded in 1891, stands as one of the world's premier institutions dedicated to plant science, conservation, and education, spanning 250 acres in the Bronx with over one million living plants and extensive archives. Renowned for its research, exhibitions, and publications, the Garden has long championed the beauty and importance of botanical heritage through meticulously curated books and visual collections. 'Roses: 100 Postcards from the Archives of The New York Botanical Garden' exemplifies this commitment, offering a stunning selection of vintage postcards that capture the elegance and diversity of roses, drawn from the institution's vast historical repository to inspire gardeners, historians, and nature enthusiasts alike.
Writing style
informative
visually evocative
scholarly
