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2 days ago · Celebrate the fall season with VanDusen Botanical Garden’s Harvest Days, which return on the weekends from September 28 through October 20, plus an extra day for Thanksgiving. Visitors can ...
1 day ago · 8. VanDusen Botanical Garden. A tranquil escape in the city, the VanDusen Botanical Garden is a lush, 55-acre garden filled with over 7,500 plant species from around the world. Visitors can wander through themed areas like the Rose Garden, Japanese Garden, or the peaceful Meditation Garden.
2 days ago · A post shared by VanDusen Botanical Garden (@vandusengarden) It’s nearly autumn season once again at VanDusen, and the beautiful gardens are celebrating with their annual Harvest Days festival, complete with access to the botanical gardens, maze area, and festive photo-op areas.
3 days ago · Best Locations: Queen Elizabeth Park, Stanley Park, VanDusen Botanical Garden; What to Capture: Blooming flowers, fresh green leaves, soft morning light . Summer’s Bright Days: Sunlit Splendor in Full Swing. For a Vancouver photographer, summer offers the brightest, clearest light and the opportunity to capture the city at its liveliest. You ...
5 days ago · Meet VanDusen’s Superintendent and expert gardener Andrew Fleming for an hour-long Garden exploration, during which Andrew will showcase some of the Garden’s plants with distinctive qualities, with an emphasis on herbaceous perennials. Discover stunning species such as Nerine bowdenii, Actaea racemosa and Baptisia australis.
4 days ago · Explore UBC Botanical Garden's Plant Collections! The mission of UBC Botanical Garden (est. 1916) is to assemble, curate and maintain a documented collection of temperate plants for the purposes of research, conservation, education, community outreach and public display.
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5 days ago · Join us for the Artists for Conservation Festival presented by RE/MAX – a multi-day nature-themed arts and culture event that immerses visitors in a blend of visual art, musical and First Nations cultural performances, art workshops/activities, plein-air sketching, live music, art demos and films.
