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Patterns are everywhere in the natural world. At the Missouri Botanical Garden, we are exploring these patterns through Patterns in Nature: The Art of HYBYCOZO, on display through September 26. We ...

Throughout her iconic Little House book series, Laura Ingalls Wilder shared vivid descriptions of the “waves of green grass” and vibrant wildflowers of the tallgrass prairies in the late-19th century.

“When the sun came up, the whole prairie sparkled. Millions of tiny, tiny sparks of color blazed on the grasses,” she wrote in On The Banks Of Plum Creek...

Living more sustainably doesn’t have to mean making drastic lifestyle changes. The Missouri Botanical Garden is making it easier than ever to discover practical solutions for everyday life during the Green Living Festival 2026.

The Missouri Botanical Garden’s Green Living Festival returns July 11 for its 25th anniversary, with a full day of expert advice, hands-on ...

Prairies are one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on Earth, supporting thousands of species of plants and animals . These grasslands once covered most of the Midwest, including Missouri, but today only 1 percent of American prairies remain. Planting a prairie may seem like a large project requiring a lot of space, but even a tiny “pocket prairie,” can support biodiversity.

Patterns are everywhere in the natural world. At the Missouri Botanical Garden, we are exploring these patterns through Patterns in Nature: The Art of HYBYCOZO, on display through September 26. We ...