Release the Lady Beetles! | July 17, 2023
Our insect Friends are hard at work in the Public Garden! This summer, Director of Capital Projects & Parks [...]
“I’m New Here!” – Nineteen New Trees for the #Threeparks | July 17, 2023
This year we planted an assortment of new trees in the three parks, and the species of trees were [...]
Pollarding in the Parks | March 15, 2023
Each year, we prune the willow trees in the Public Garden to reduce the risk of trunk and branch failure. [...]
2022 Beneficial Insect Report | January 5, 2023
By Christine Helie, Consulting Entomologist, The Growing Tree Biological Control Native insect predators provide the important ecological service of [...]
Erin’s Summer in the Life | September 14, 2022
Youth Team Leader Erin LeDrew shares her personal recap of the time she spent with the Youth Team this summer:This [...]
What Do We Have In Common? By The Numbers | January 11, 2022
The Friends of the Public Garden worked with Now + There on a public art project to celebrate the [...]
2021 Beneficial Insect Report | January 3, 2022
Ladybug pupa on newly planted Chestnut Oak (Quercus montana) on The Mall. Ladybugs (Family: Coccinellidae) undergo complete metamorphosis and [...]
October 19 | What Do We Have In Common? Flashlight Tour
What Do We Have In Common? Flashlight Tour Tuesday, October 19, 2021 7:00 pm near Parkman Bandstand Free event [...]
Park Spotlight: Town Field & Hunt-Almont Park | August 16, 2021
The Friends is excited to be partnering with the Boston Children’s Chorus to bring community singing events to parks around [...]
Park Spotlight: Chin Park & Clifford Park | July 15, 2021
The Friends is excited to be partnering with the Boston Children’s Chorus to bring community singing events to parks around [...]