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What’s Happening in the Park
February 23, 2024
| Horticulture, Plant Collections
Wonderful Witch Hazels
The genus 'Hamamelis' contains about five species, all of which can be found in Madison Square Park’s Nationally Accredited collection.
September 28, 2023
| Horticulture, Plant Collections
Horticulture Spotlight – Hibiscus
The bright red saucers of Cranberry Crush eastern rosemallow (Hibiscus moscheutos ‘Cranberry Crush’) have been stunning this season.
August 7, 2023
| Horticulture, Plant Collections
Cultural Ties to Gardens
New York is a city of small shared gardens, many often found in reclaimed spaces. Private gardens adorn balconies and backyards, while some gardens remain hidden from view on rooftops.
April 24, 2023
| Horticulture, Plant Collections
Celebrating Redbuds
Redbuds usher in springtime around the city in a subtle yet striking way.
April 18, 2023
| Horticulture, Plant Collections
Hyacinth Frenzy
This spring, Madison Square Park is sporting a rather hyacinth-focused display. Around the fountain, hyacinths in many colors dazzle in Fibonacci-inspired patterns.
February 8, 2023
| Horticulture, Plant Collections
Celebrating Witch Hazels
Our park's Witch Hazel Collection made Public Garden Magazine! The Madison Square Park Conservancy is proud to join the Plant Collections Network in introducing visitors to individual taxa, developing accessible horticulture, and creating cultural connections to plants.
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