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New updates are live in Hortis.We’ve refreshed Public Sites, improved maps and search, and added a global Public Sites m...
10/07/2026

New updates are live in Hortis.

We’ve refreshed Public Sites, improved maps and search, and added a global Public Sites map.

Read more: www.hortis.com/changelog

Our July Garden of the Month is Pinecrest Gardens in South Florida.The full feature explores the garden’s layered landsc...
01/07/2026

Our July Garden of the Month is Pinecrest Gardens in South Florida.

The full feature explores the garden’s layered landscape, living collections and the story still visible across the site today.

A big thank you to Jennifer Taylor and the team at Pinecrest Gardens for sharing it with us.

Read the full feature here - https://www.hortis.com/blog/garden-of-the-month-july-2026-pinecrest-gardens

Drone maps can help you see your garden’s landscape from a clearer perspective.Join us for Drone Maps Demystified, with ...
18/06/2026

Drone maps can help you see your garden’s landscape from a clearer perspective.

Join us for Drone Maps Demystified, with insight from Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo supported by Bermuda Zoological Society and Mayfield Garden.

Choose the session that fits your timezone and register using the link below:

https://hortis.com/blog/webinar-drone-maps

We’re in San Francisco this week for American Public Gardens Association Annual Conference 2026.If you’re here too, come...
09/06/2026

We’re in San Francisco this week for American Public Gardens Association Annual Conference 2026.

If you’re here too, come and say hello at booth 213. We’d love to hear what you’re working on, what’s changing in your garden, and what’s on your mind this year.

Our June Garden of the Month is UCLA Mathias Botanical Garden.Set within the UCLA campus in Los Angeles, the Garden is a...
04/06/2026

Our June Garden of the Month is UCLA Mathias Botanical Garden.

Set within the UCLA campus in Los Angeles, the Garden is a 7.5-acre living museum, outdoor classroom and urban oasis, home to more than 1,500 plant species from around the world.

The full feature was put together by Josh Brindley, PhD, Living Collections Curator, and the team at UCLA Mathias Botanical Garden. It takes readers through the Garden’s history, The Collections Project and the work shaping its next chapter.

A big thank you to Josh and the team for sharing the story with us.

Explore the full feature on the Hortis website: https://hortis.com/blog/garden-of-the-month-june-2026-ucla-mathias-botanical-garden

It’s always lovely to hear good news from the gardens we work with.Huge congratulations to Rose Kennedy Greenway on rece...
01/06/2026

It’s always lovely to hear good news from the gardens we work with.

Huge congratulations to Rose Kennedy Greenway on receiving ArbNet Level I Accreditation. Wonderful to see their living collections recognised in this way.

Photo Credit: Greenway Conservancy Staff

Botanic Gardens Week Australia starts tomorrow🌱💚
17/05/2026

Botanic Gardens Week Australia starts tomorrow🌱💚

15/05/2026

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Havard's in Austin, Texas this week for the Center for Plant Conservation National Meeting.This year's theme, Preserving...
08/05/2026

Havard's in Austin, Texas this week for the Center for Plant Conservation National Meeting.

This year's theme, Preserving Plants, Sustaining Places, focuses on the connection between rare plants, the habitats that support them, and the conservation work taking place across nurseries, seed banks, research collections and natural landscapes.

If you're attending too, come and say hi.

We’re really pleased to feature Shoalhaven Heads Native Botanic Garden as May’s Garden of the Month, taking us back to N...
01/05/2026

We’re really pleased to feature Shoalhaven Heads Native Botanic Garden as May’s Garden of the Month, taking us back to New South Wales, Australia.

Home to more than 550 native plant species and cared for entirely by volunteers, their story shows what can grow from community care, conservation and some seeds brought back from a holiday.

See the full feature here: https://hortis.com/blog/garden-of-the-month-may-2026-shoalhaven-heads-native-botanic-garden

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