The Herbarium’s Role in Conservation

The Early Introduction of African Oil Palm to the Gardens

Colours in the Desert

Message from the Director

Around the Gardens
Botanical Watercolour Painting Course

What’s Blooming
Buddleja asiatica

New and Exciting
Gardenia gjellerupii

Key Visitors to the Gardens
January – June 2002

Staff News

From the Archives
An Excursion to the Sungai Sedili on 29th January 1933

Research Projects

School of Horticulture

Developments

Events

Publications 2001

An Insight into the Evolution of a Palm

Commercialism — A Business of Botanic Gardens

Urban Invaders or Dwellers?

Ixora — a popular ornamental of our Garden City

Re-introducing Tigers — Grammatophyllum speciosum

Renaissance of the Fungal Collection

Message from the Director

Around the Gardens
Lord Mayor of London Plants a Tree
Ginger Encounters

New and Exciting
Licuala cordata

What’s Blooming
Clerodendrum speciosissimum

Highlight from the School of Horticulture
National Skills Recognition System (NSRS)

Key Visitors to the Gardens
July – December 2001

From the Archives
Illustrations of Useful Plants of the Southern Region

OBITUARY - John W. Ewart

What is This Plant? – The Herbarium’s Role in Plant Identification

Handkerchief Trees

Colours in the Breeze - Butterflies of the Gardens

Flowers in Heat

Singapore – Revisited

The Giant Platters of the Amazon

Message from the Director

Highlights from the School of Horticulture
4th Skyrise Gardens Exhibition

Around the Gardens
Volunteer Tour for the Public Launched
Au Jardin Les Amis – Friends in the Garden

New and Exciting
Certera manghas

Key Visitors to the Gardens
January – June 2001

From the Archives
Humphrey M. Burkill’s Gift to the Archives

Botanic Gardens for the 21st Century

Lichens in the Gardens – Uninvited but welcome Guest

Visitors to the Flowers

The Herbarium – Dancing to the Tune of BRAHMS

International Registration Authority for Cultivar and Hybrid Names for the Gingers, Curcuma and Hedychium - A New Activity for the Gardens

Message from the CEO

Around the Gardens
New Sculpture donated to the Gardens
The Singapore Orchid Show 2000

New and Exciting
Cyrtosperma merkusii – Swamp Taro

Highlights from the School of Horticulture
"Developing and Managing a Garden City" - Training under the Singapore Technical Assistance Programme for Sustainable Development

Key Visitors to the Gardens
July – December 2000

From the Archives
Rare Books from the Singapore Botanic Gardens Library

Ochrobryum kurzianum, a new ornamental moss introduced from Thailand

Three Uncommon and Exortic Ornamental Ferns and Fern Allies Cultivated in the Gardens

Four Pillars for Tropical Landscapes

Going “Nuts and “Bananas” – My Learning Curve in Pollination

Decorative Limestone Begonias from Sabah

HOLTTUM MEMORIAL VOLUME

Message from the CEO

Around the Gardens
Music for the Bromeliads
Thread Gently on Grass – Dances of Healing

Highlights from the School of Horticulture
Overseas Visitors to SBG

New and Exciting
The Red Torch Ginger

What's Blooming
Terenna odorata (Buah karang hutan)

Key Visitors to the Gardens
January – June 2000

From the Archives
Painting of Toadstools by Charles de Alwis