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…British gardens in 1910 and 1966. Photograph of herbarium specimen collected by Roland Edgar Cooper in Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, 1916 RBGE Living Collections Accession Factsheet Accession Number:19693382 Scientific Name:Yushania…
One can only surmise that the description of Neoshirakia japonica in the Flora of China as “a treelet to 8 metres tall” refers to its diminished stature as a tree….
…or policy processes, leading to positive social and environmental change.” He appreciates, however, that impact can be direct – such as providing clear data on the most effective processes for…
Peter Wilkie reporting for RBGE Pride Group PRIDE 2019 The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh is fully committed to supporting human as well as plant diversity. Since 2017, the Garden has officially taken part in the annual Edinburgh Pride march and…
…we deliver the greatest number of benefits from our upland landscapes? In a time of substantial global and social change, how can we better deliver for biodiversity, alongside reviving rural…
…them. It’s about exploring the lived reality, the processes, the messiness. Ecological systems are complex and messy, but – oh my goodness! – social systems are at least as much…
Two new books are shortly to be published by RBGE about one of the Garden’s most significant, but forgotten, benefactors – Hugh Cleghorn of Stravithie (1820–1895). Some of the most…
…the Garden by A. McL. May in an article titled “Birds of the Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh” published in Journal of the Edinburgh Royal Botanic Garden Guild 1(1): 32-33 (1914)….
…with shudders ever after.” Farrer, ‘My Rock Garden’, 1908, p8 The RBGE Rock Garden in c.1874 with Head Gardener James McNab. Roland Edgar Cooper was one of the gardeners who…
…— its close relative A. cucurbitina is already on the Garden’s list. The galls of nine gall-mites were found. Garden Snail was seen on 6th, 17th and 28th. Finally, a…
…base of the very green Astino valley. Street Socials Out of the gardens, water fountains pose an opportune for social exchange, breaking the ice between Bergamo peoples and tourists alike….
…privately-held botanical garden), or any of the next gardens I will visit in my travelling. As all of what I produce, also the still not existing garden-audio-guide would be licensed…
Brian Lawrence ‘Bill’ Burtt (1913-2008) began his career as a taxonomist at Kew Gardens, before coming to the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE) in 1951. Throughout the course of his…
…we hold. You can even share your experiences and images of the Garden or an event you went too on our social media platforms (Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Flickr). Enjoy!…
…Botanic Cottage Garden Social July Blog July 20, 2020 A Pictorial Meadow at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh July 20, 2020 Monitoring the Health of the World’s Forgotten Forests July…
…Garden Edinburgh. It can be found online here: Garden Profile: National Botanic Garden of Nepal Epilogue Tony’s many friends were greatly saddened by the news of his passing on 23…
…now my valued travelling companion in Eastern Himalaya’. Thomson (1817–1878) went on to become Superintendent of the Calcutta Botanic Garden and, with Hooker, was joint-author of the Flora Indica of…
…Common Froghopper (throughout), and two water bugs recorded during BioBlitz pond-dipping, Common Pond-skater and Common Backswimmer. Water Cricket (15th May, previously unidentified) was a new Garden record. Other new Garden…
Gavin Harris 19170014C is growing well at Dawyck Botanic Garden….
…two different parts of the Garden on eight dates throughout May, suggesting that one or more males may be holding territories. Normally in the Garden, Chiffchaffs hold territories, as do…