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All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Garden news. Cambridge Water has renewed its partnership by continuing to sponsor the Dry Garden.

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Garden news. Watch the story of 'Titus' as told by Alex Summers, our Glasshouse Supervisor, responsible for nurturing Titus.

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Garden news. Enjoy the Festival of Plants, music in the open air with Sounds Green or simply enjoy the colours of summertime in the Garden.

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Garden news. We are delighted to share that CUBG Director, Beverley Glover has been awarded a prestigious University of Cambridge Pilkington Prize

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Garden news. Our Agave is sending up a towering flower spike that looks set to reach through the roof of the Arid Lands House.

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Garden news. There's always plenty to do and lots to see at here at the Garden.

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Garden news. Garden staff were delighted to welcome their 300,000th visitor this weekend, making 2018 a record year for visitor admissions.

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Garden news. This is in recognition of achievements in plant science, horticulture, education and conservation.

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Garden news. The Garden’s ‘how to build an orchid’ exhibition is going back to basics as it reveals, from the root up, what makes an orchid

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Garden news. A ‘select few’ have been carefully wrapped and dispatched to London, ready for showtime at the prestigious RHS Chelsea Flower

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... We are very happy to share the news of two funding awards received this week.

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Research and Science news. The Herbarium has been officially awarded Designated status by the Arts Council England.

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Research and Science news. New research has discovered the tallest known tree in the Amazon.

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Research and Science news. The Garden has an exciting season of science lined-up this spring.

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Research and Science news. Despite the popularity of tulips, recent research reveals their wild ancestors will lose their habitat due to climate

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Research and Science news. Having turned our clocks back, we resign ourselves to decreasing daylight hours as we creep closer to the winter

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Research and Science news. The festival, an annual extravaganza of more than 300 events debates, demonstrations, performances and talks over two

All the latest news from the Garden including new developments, science and research projects. ... Show me:. Garden news. Walking at ‘botanist pace’ on Mount Terror in South Africa, CUBG's Assistant Curator, Ángela Cano, likes to stop and smell the