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Tag Archives: English Garden

Wordless Wednesday – Busy Little Spider

by , Marketing Manager in Community, Gardens

Apr

11

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Bumble Bee in the Gardens

by , Marketing Manager in Gardens

Apr

05

A bumble bee collecting nectar from some salvia blooms.

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Wordless Wednesday – Springtime in the Gardens

by , Marketing Manager in Community

Mar

21

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Wordless Wednesday: The Wisteria is Blooming!

by , Marketing Manager in Community, Gardens

Mar

14

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A Brand New Interactive for the Gardens!

by , Marketing Manager in Gardens

Mar

12

In honor of Garden Week, we have been working with Wingard Creative to develop a whole host of new interactive elements for the Gardens. We now have…

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What’s Blooming? Pentas!

by , Director of Art Education in Gardens

Nov

17

Visitors to the Cummer gardens are rewarded not only with views of the St. John’s River but also with the flowers that…

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