Take a stroll around the Cornell Botanic Gardens and take a trip around the world! On this walking tour we’ll encounter eight plants from five continents. Each plant - tree, shrub, or perennial - has significant cultural importance to the societies that grow and utilize them. Some are highly cultivated, and others are harvested from the forest with thoughtful ceremony. From simple sustenance to a striving for beauty, to connecting to one’s place in the divine, come learn how these plants have played a role in human civilization. Pre-registration required as space is limited.
Fee: $12 general admission; Free for Botanic Gardens members; Learn more about Membership here.
Instructor: Mary Squyres, Garden Guide and Master Gardener Volunteer
Location: Meet at the Nevin Welcome Center
