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A honey bee sipping nectar
Taken by James Davies, this amazing photo shows a honey bee sipping nectar, watched by the beady eye of our Head of Science and Research, Dr Natasha de Vere. For the full story, follow this link.
No CommentsLiminality by Benjamin Storch
The Upper Broadwalk has a new temporary artwork until mid May 2011. ‘Liminality’ has been created by Llanbrynmair based artist Benjamin Storch. Made with hammer & press-formed Corten steel, the term liminality describes a state of being on a threshold, which is associated with transition, transformation, openness, but also uncertainty in facing the ‘unknown’. The sculpture [...]
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New Performance Stage Taking Shape
The new performance stage that is being built in the outer double walled garden is taking shape. Bad weather led to to delays but today the first slate’s went on the roof and a metal pineapple, already branded as Paxton’s Pineapple, has been put on the top of the spire. Photo by Mike Danford.
No CommentsMoon Shine’s on Star Party
Over 100 stargazers flocked to the Garden’s 2nd Star Party last Friday night. Thanks must go to Swansea Astronomical Society for all their help. These great photos were taken by Darren Boxer.
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Singing for the Future King
Singing students from Coleg Sir Gar welcomed Prince Charles and guests in the Great Glasshouse on Novemeber 5th.
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Chrysanthemums Galore
The National Chrysanthemum Society held its annual show here last weekend
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