108# - Where can I learn how to grow orchids?
The Garden offers a number of sources for plant care advice. You can call us on weekday mornings at (314) 577-5143. For fact sheets prepared...
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Missouri Botanical Garden Orchid Show 2010
Experience the color, beauty, and fragrance of orchids in bloom in the middle of winter. The Missouri Botanical Garden’s annual orchid show features a rotation of over 800 orchids from the G...
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9 episodes107# - Where would I find orchids in the wild?
Orchids are the largest family of flowering plants in the world, with some 30 to 35,000 species. That’s nearly 10 percent of all flowering p...
106# - Does climate change threaten orchids?
Orchids are often endangered with extinction in nature. Wild populations are often over collected by humans. Many species are highly adapted...
105# - How large is the orchid collection today?
The Garden’s orchid collection is one of the largest and finest in the country. We grow more than 8,100 orchid plants behind the scenes, in...
104# - Has Garden’s orchid collection been displayed other places?
The Garden’s orchid collection has a historic connection with one of St. Louis’s longest standing traditions. The Veiled Prophet Parade is o...
103# - Has the orchid collection ever been threatened?
The Missouri Botanical Garden has a long and proud history, but our orchids didn’t always grow here. Back in 1926, the collection was threat...
102# - How is this orchid display created?
The orchid display starts as a concept as is designed by our Floral Display team more than a year before its installation. This team designe...
101# - How did the Garden’s orchid collection start?
The creation of the world-class orchid collection at the Missouri Botanical Garden did not occur overnight. It is the culmination of many re...
100# - What was the inspiration for this year’s show?
Let us whisk you away on a sophisticated French escape to experience a butterfly’s view of paradise: a lush garden filled with hundreds of f...