Garden Closed

The United States Botanic Garden (USBG) is temporarily closed to the public to reduce the risk of transmitting COVID-19 coronavirus.

Whenever possible, the USBG will reschedule public programs and events originally scheduled during the closure period. Please monitor the USBG website for updates to operating status. Many resources can still be accessed online, including educational worksheets and manuals, fact sheets and more, and some of our programs will also be made available online. Find online resources at www.USBG.gov/AtHome

Conservatory: What's In Bloom

The U.S. Botanic Garden has a living collection, which means blooms change on a daily basis. Don't miss some of the unique plants that bloom at the USBG!

Shaggy petaled eria Learn more »	Cymbidium - Happy Days 'Green Dragon' - Green dragon orchid Learn more »	Sida fallax - 'Ilima Learn more »	Brownea ariza - Palo de Cruz Learn more »
Cymbidium - Pebbles 'Santa Barbara' - Santa Barbara Cymbidium Learn more »	Calliandra emarginata - Pink powder puff plant Learn more »	Cymbidium - 'Hearts of Gold' - Hearts of gold orchid Learn more »	Iresine herbstii - 'Brilliantissima' - Beefsteak plant Learn more »
Pachystachus coccinea - Cardinal's guard Learn more »	Hippeastrum - 'Chico' - Spider Amaryllis Learn more »	Hippeastrum - 'Lady Jane' - Lady Jane Amaryllis Learn more »	Eria lasiopetala - Shaggy petaled Eria Learn more »

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Conservatory: What's In Bloom

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