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New York City
September 2003

Sunny Summer, Fiery Fall at NY Botanical Garden

For Families: The transition from summer to fall brings new and exciting seasonal flowers to investigate and exciting fall programs from children to participate in. The two unique children’s gardens, The Everett Children’s Adventure Garden and the Ruth Rea Howell Family Garden, are chock full of fall activities for children of all ages—from learning about different pollinators to making cornhusk dolls and decorating gourds. The following is a sample of our fall programs: Last Month for Flower Power in tNe Children’s Adventure Garden—Now through September 14, 10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

This is the last month for children to investigate and explore the sweet and fragrant flowers that invite different kinds of pollinators to the Adventure Garden. As children meander down the path they encounter brightly-colored, jumbo flower models that explain how flowers are adapted to attract their pollinators. Children learn cool facts like, bees prefer flowers that are fragrant and sweet and contain blue, purple, UV and yellow pigments. In the Bendheim Herbarium children construct flowers for pollinators like bats, moths, beetles, and bees and play a pollinator puppet matching game that pair up pollinators to their favorite flower. Other fascinating activities include dissecting live flowers and studying them under microscopes, playing a scented guessing game, planting marigold seeds to take home, and exploring the Adventure Garden on captivating flower hunts.

Ballet Among the Blooms in the Adventure Garden—Saturday, September 20, 2003, 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.: The New York City Ballet’s education department and the School of American Ballet dancers join us for a second year in the Adventure Garden and introduce children to the beauty of dance. Children use their imaginations to create dances inspired by the Garden. Working in small groups, the participants incorporate the natural landscapes of the Adventure Garden into their dance exploration.#

For more information call (718) 817-8700 or go to www.nybg.org. The Everett Children’s Adventure Garden is made possible by the leadership generosity of Edith & Henry Everett.

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