NYBG Plants

Sherry Felix

A few of the many odd plants at the News York Botanical Garden.

  • Milianthus, NYBG 10/11/2020
    Milianthus, NYBG 10/11/2020
  • Japanese Beautyberry (Verbenaceae, Callicarpa japonica), NYBG 10/11/2020
    Japanese Beautyberry (Verbenaceae, Callicarpa japonica), NYBG 10/11/2020
  • Red leaves, NYBG 10/11/2020
    Red leaves, NYBG 10/11/2020
  • Seeds, NYBG 10/11/2020
    Seeds, NYBG 10/11/2020
  • Golden-crowned Kinglet, NYBG 10/11/2020
    Golden-crowned Kinglet, NYBG 10/11/2020
  • Felled tree, NYBG 10/11/2020
    Felled tree, NYBG 10/11/2020
  • Fungi, NYBG 10/11/2020
    Fungi, NYBG 10/11/2020
  • Lacebark Elm 'Central Park Splendor' (Ulmis parvifolia), NYBG 10/11/2020
    Lacebark Elm ‘Central Park Splendor’ (Ulmis parvifolia), NYBG 10/11/2020
  • Frog, NYBG 10/11/2020
    Frog, NYBG 10/11/2020
  • Birch, NYBG 10/11/2020
    Birch, NYBG 10/11/2020
  • Plant, NYBG 10/11/2020
    Plant, NYBG 10/11/2020
  • Eastern Teaberry (Ericaceae, Gaultheria, procumbens), NYBG 10/11/2020
    Eastern Teaberry (Ericaceae, Gaultheria, procumbens), NYBG 10/11/2020

4 thoughts on “NYBG Plants”

  1. Anne 2020-10-28 / 10:32 am

    Beautiful photographs – I particularly enjoy the unfurling of the birch bark. I suspect the first photograph is of a Melianthus spp, which is indigenous to southern Africa.

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    • Sherry Felix 2020-10-28 / 10:36 am

      Thank you Anne. Looks right about the Milianthus spp. Thanks for that too. I love knowing the names of things.

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