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Tag Archives: garden

A Genius for Place Exhibition On View Now

by , Director of Art Education in Art

Feb

04

Now on view at The Cummer, A Genius for Place: American Landscapes of the Country Place Era. This exhibition features 52 large-scale black and white photographs of many well-known historic […]

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National Register of Historic Places

by , Marketing Manager in Behind the Scenes, Gardens

Jan

20

About one year ago, The Cummer Museum Gardens were recognized in the National Register of Historic Places.  Authorized by the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, the National Park Service’s […]

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Gardener’s Corner – Calamondin Orange Tree

by , Marketing Manager in Gardens

Dec

30

We have two of these trees in our Italian Garden and get questions about this little fruit on a near daily basis. Are those kumquats? Can I taste one of those things? I’ve never seen anything quite like this, what is it? I want one of these trees, where do I get one?

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Plants and Paintbrushes

by , in Education, Gardens

Dec

13

“26…27…28 dragonflies!” My young friend shouted out completely unaware of the other 19 students in the Garden. And why not? The sun was glistening, the breeze was cool, and the […]

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