[Dr. Ernest E. Naylor]

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

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Naylor, the Assistant Curator of the New York Botanical Garden, explains to the audience where the Botanical Garden is, the types of flowers they can see (especially the lilies, rose garden, and rock gardens), and activities for their children (the banana tree, the chocolate tree, the rubber plant, the economic house). Information about starting an urban garden. A helpline for gardening questions. Upcoming mum show, free lectures and movies every Saturday.

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