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Have you visited our Sensory Garden? The plants in this garden are selected to encourage visitors to use all five senses. Showcased primarily in raised beds and container plantings, these displays allow individuals of all abilities to engage with some especially captivating plants. This #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, take time to pause in the Sensory Garden and enjoy a moment of presence and mindfulness.⠀

Peonies, roses, irises, and more are showing off at the Garden this week. Here are all the flowers that are looking their best in this week's #MoBotBloomReport⠀

📣 More Flower Hours are coming your way! On Wednesday, May 25, join us for the last evening Flower Hours of spring. Wander through roses, foxglove, peonies, and more with a cocktail in hand from @barkeep.us. The Garden will be open until 7:30 p.m. with final entry at 7 so that you can enjoy the sunset.⠀

Our friends @denverbotanic have a beautiful garden, but we're not crazy about their hometown hockey team right now. With the @StLouisBlues and @Avalanche squaring off in the #StanleyCupPlayoffs, we'd like to challenge them to a little wager 👀

This Garden bleeds blue 💙 Good luck to the @StLouisBlues in Round 2 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. #WeAllBleedBlue⠀

This weekend is going to be a great time to see the irises in bloom. Enjoy the gorgeous weather and this rainbow of color in the Goodman Iris Garden 🌈

The Garden is looking beautiful for tonight's Flower Hours! Take an evening stroll and enjoy everything that is blooming in this week's #MoBotBloomReport:

Don’t forget to swing by evening Flower Hours tomorrow (Wednesday) for a @barkeep.us cocktail and a stroll through the Garden! This week, azaleas are looking gorgeous, and the Goodman Iris Garden is approaching its peak bloom. The Garden will be open until 7:30 p.m. with final entry at 7.

Celebrate Your Garden Transformed with this tour of the construction of the Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center at the Missouri Botanical Garden. This drone’s-eye-view, provided by @stl_from_above, showcases the inside of the new building, which is set to open later in 2022. For more information, visit mobot.org/taylorcenter.

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