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Take a look at the photo gallery of fascinating plant species at NYBG

This guide gives you a glimpse of the species at the NYBG and the natural habitats they thrive in. Browse through our photo gallery and pick your favorite exhibits to explore during your visit.

Exhibits

Enid A Haupt Conservatory, New York Botanical Garden, featuring tropical plants and iconic glass dome.

Enid A. Haupt Conservatory

Step into this stunning Victorian-style glasshouse and explore lush tropical rainforests, desert landscapes, and seasonal flower shows under one iconic roof.

Visitors walking through the lush greenery of New York Botanical Garden.
New York Botanical Garden, vibrant flower display in greenhouse, Bronx, New York City.
Visitors walking through pathways at New York Botanical Gardens, surrounded by vibrant flower beds.
Dome of the conservatory behind lush greenery on the main path of the Perennial Garden, NYBG.

Check out some members of the NYBG

Corpse Flower in a greenhouse surrounded by tropical plants.

Amorphophallus titanum (Corpse Flower)

Famous for its huge size and equally huge stink, this rare bloom draws crowds when it flowers, usually once every few years.

Blooming Osa pulchra shrub with white buds and green leaves.
Sweetbay magnolia flower with white petals and green leaves.
Lady's Slipper hybrids in bloom at Singapore's National Orchid Garden.
Pink Cattleya orchid flower in a garden setting.

Highlights

Person using a tablet on a tram, highlighting digital facilities.

Tram Tour

Hop on the narrated tram for a relaxing ride around the garden’s 250 acres, with highlights and hidden gems along the way.

Child participating in a flower arranging activity at a gardening workshop in Versailles.
Shibuya Sky gift shop with souvenirs and merchandise displays in Tokyo, Japan.
Mediterranean salad with olives, tomatoes, and feta cheese in a bowl.
Dining experience at O2 Restaurants with a freshly baked pizza on a wooden table.