Garden staff were delighted to welcome their 300,000th visitor this weekend, making 2018 a record year for visitor admissions.
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‘Glue’ that makes plant cell walls strong could hold the key to wooden skyscrapers
Plants from the Botanic Garden assist new research which may hold the key to building wooden skyscrapers
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FULLY BOOKED: Painting autumn: Botanical illustration of leaves, fruits, nuts and seeds
A two-day course studying the basics of leaf variety as well as fruit, seed and nut form
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Giant Agave spike soon to flower at Cambridge University Botanic Garden
Our Agave is sending up a towering flower spike that looks set to reach through the roof of the Arid Lands House.
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Cambridge University Botanic Garden produces its first ever Living Collections Strategy
This is the first time CUBG has ever undertaken such an in-depth analysis of its Collections.
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FULLY BOOKED Illustrating exotic seed heads and capsules
An opportunity to illustrate some of the Garden’s more exotic seed heads and capsules
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