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Reliving Kew’s Museum of Economic Botany
by: Caroline Cornish, Economic Botany blog13 May 2010
Kew's Economic Botany collection was originally housed in four buildings scattered across the Gardens. What survives of these, and what do they tell us about visitor experiences in the past? A doctoral student from Royal Holloway, University of London, went exploring...
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Kew's North American dogwoods swathed in spring colour
07 May 2010
At the north end of Museum No.1, another wonderful tree is in flower.
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Hints and tips for photographing tulips
by: Philip Smith, International Garden Photographer blog07 May 2010
Get tips from the experts on photographing tulips. Find out more about making the most of natural light and using the right camera accessories.
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Welcome to the Marianne North Conservation Studio
by: Helen Cowdy, Library, Art and Archives blog06 May 2010
Read about the Marianne North Gallery Conservation project taking place in the newly built Preservation Studio in the Herbarium at Kew.
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Dove tree in flower
29 Apr 2010
An extraordinary tree is currently flowering in the Gardens this week, with a history of adventure and Victorian derring-do!
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Celebrate the life of a loved one - sponsor a display of flowering bulbs
26 Apr 2010
Sponsoring one of Kew’s renowned bulb displays is a very special way to remember a loved one or celebrate a special anniversary or event. Celebrate the life of a loved one at Kew Gardens or Wakehurst Place with a spectacular bulb planting.
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Cherry trees in bloom
22 Apr 2010
Kew's cherry blossom lifts the soul and gladdens the heart
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Our Landscape is coming together
by: Steve Ruddy, Kew at the British Museum blog21 Apr 2010
Find out how Kew's South Africa Landscape at the British Museum is coming together. Get a sneak preview of the plants in place and find out why our plants were covered with a fleece membrane.
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Wetland garden taking shape
20 Apr 2010
Kew's Palm House Pond gets a makeover with a new marginal wetland planting in front of Museum No.1
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Sustainable support from Velvet Toilet Tissue
16 Apr 2010
Velvet Toilet Tissue teamed up with Kew to build Treehouse Towers - an exciting new outdoor play area at Kew Gardens, constructed from sustainably sourced trees.
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