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Tag Archives: China

Collectors’ Choice: Featured Collectors, George and Missy Good

by , in Art, Education

Aug

26

Written by Caitlyn Cooney, Curatorial Intern For many of us, our knowledge of the world encompasses only a small area: our city, our state, maybe our country. We learn about […]

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Jr. Docent Podcast #9: Early Developments in Porcelain

by , Director of Art Education in Art, Podcast

Apr

25

For centuries China was the sole producer of porcelain (hence the name China) because of the…

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What’s Blooming? – Mahonia Bealei

by , Marketing Manager in Gardens

Mar

06

The Mahonia bealei, also known as Beale’s Barberry or Leatherleaf Mahonia, is an evergreen small shrub native to China. This plant flourishes in…

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Crepe Myrtle

by , Director of Art Education in Gardens

Jun

28

This magnificent tree originated from the Indian subcontinent, reaching China, South East Asia, and Oceania. The Crepe Myrtle, also known by its Latin and scientific name Lagerstroemia, arrived in England in 1759, but due to…

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What’s Blooming? Japanese Magnolia!

by , Marketing Manager in Education

Jan

05

The Purple Magnolia is a small tree, about four meters in height that originated from southwest China.

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