The conservatory houses five separate exhibits, each with a different climate and flora.
Massive lilypads display the spectacular ways in which plants have adapted to survive in bogs.
In the desert pavilion, cacti rule.
The bonsai exhibition displays several meticulously maintained trees along with an interpretive board explaining the care and culture of bonsai.
The garden is landscaped with many varieties of beautiful trees.
Erratic boulders, moved here by glaciers, are labeled with their location of origin.
Each garden is designed with a theme in mind.
Brightly colored orchids bloom in the Aquatic House.
This Japanese garden is one of the oldest in the United States.
The rose garden, first opened in 1924, houses over a thousand varieties of roses.
The New York skyline peeks through a gap in the trees.
The rose garden is most captivating in spring, but it is a lovely place to take a stroll any day of the year.