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.

Oct 7, 2020 · Experience them here now through November 1, and revisit how the ozukuri —or thousand-bloom kiku — took form in the lead-up to our 2019 exhibit. From traditional "kengai" (cascade) forms, to contemporary and imaginative butterflies, our …

Nov 11, 2024 · While it took 11 months to train these Japanese chrysanthemums, Kiku will only be around through Sunday. 🌼👀 Over the course of nearly a year, our expert staff have painstakingly grown, pinched, trimmed, and tied these plants to produce flowers in exact arrangements, creating shapes like these ‘kengai’ (cascade) displays, or the iconic ...

The New York Botanical Garden’s (NYBG) annual “Kiku” exhibit returns in 2019 with “Kiku: Spotlight on Tradition,” and it is as spectacular as ever. A plaque introducing the exhibit explains the significance of kiku, which translates from Japanese to “chrysanthemum.”

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. 🌟 Inside the Nolen Greenhouses, you’ll find sculptural plants that represent 11 MONTHS of meticulous work by our horticulture team, resulting in a world of flowers to explore ...

Oct 20, 2008 · This show runs from October 18 until November 16, 2008 at the New York Botanical Garden. Exhibitions of this quality and authenticity are rare outside of Japan. If you are in the New York or ti-state area, try not to miss this show – a show which takes an enormous amount of time and talent over a 18 month period.

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 7, 2016 · For three weeks, the NYBG's Enid A. Haupt Conservatory puts on a dazzling display of the fall-flowering plants (kiku is chrysanthemum in Japanese), from simple, elegant forms to extravagant...

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

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.