by New York Botanical Garden
An outdoor children's garden at NYBG where kids climb boulders, find their way through a hedge maze, and explore wetland habitats with cattails and lily pads. Hands-on plant science activities run through the seasons, led in part by teen explainers.
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Seasonal activities year-round
Included with NYBG garden admission
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All ages.
Included with NYBG garden admission
Seasonal activities year-round
2900 Southern Blvd, 10458, in Bedford Park, the Bronx.
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