Nov 8, 2015 · See the culmination of meticulously trained kiku displays in the Sullivan Bourke Display House of the Nolen Greenhouses, featuring Japanese chrysanthemums that have been expertly trained over the past 11 months into modern and ancient styles.

Kiku Image Gallery Meticulously trained ‘kiku,’ (the Japanese word for ‘chrysanthemum’), are on display, celebrating the importance of the flower in Japanese culture.

Discover for yourself the exquisite beauty of kiku—cascades of flowers, single plants with hundreds of flowers, and others with an enormous flower atop a single stem—as Kiku: The Art of the Japanese Chrysanthemum, an elaborate flower show and cultural exhibition, returns to the Botanical Garden.

Kiku is the national flower of Japan. Japanese gardeners have developed ways of training mums over the growing season into elaborate displays. Among the types of kiku displays are:

Oct 31, 2024 · Alongside the stunning colors and crafts of our Fall Forest Weekend activities, our Kiku—trained Japanese chrysanthemums—are this weekend’s brightest stars. 🌟

Kiku, Japanese for chrysanthemums, showcases the flowers in stunning arrangements that the New York Botanical Garden's teams have been cultivating for the past 11 months. The blooms are shaped into modern and ancient styles.

See the culmination of meticulously trained kiku displays in the Sullivan Bourke Display House of the Nolen Greenhouses, featuring Japanese chrysanthemums that have been expertly trained over the past 11 months into modern and ancient styles.

Oct 30, 2024 · Bronx, NY—Kiku, a Japanese word that means chrysanthemum, is a captivating display of artfully trained Japanese mums, on view at The New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) from Saturday, November 2 through Sunday, November 17, 2024, part of NYBG’s fall programming. The unique, sculptural forms of delicate chrysanthemum plants take …

Nov 2, 2023 · The art of training Japanese chrysanthemums to form various shapes and patterns, is on display once again in “Kiku: Spotlight on Tradition,” at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx ...