An offspring of Cornell’s famed Titan arum dubbed Wee Stinky bloomed at the Franklin Park Conservatory in Columbus, Ohio, July10. The plant, grown from seed germinated grower Kendra Hutchins and cared for by Cornell ...
Read More
Visit Mann Library’s tumblr page for some historical context of Titan arum blooms under cultivation, including vintage botanical illustrations from Curtis’s Botanical Magazine documenting what was likely the very first time a titan arum ...
Read More
Cornell Chronicle : Carolus, one of Cornell’s two Titan arum plants, also known as “corpse flowers,” will again unleash its fetid odor in the Liberty Hyde Bailey Conservatory on Tower Road in the coming ...
Read More
CALS News : The race is on. One of Cornell’s two flowering-sized Titan arums — dubbed Wee Stinky for its putrid smell — is set to bloom for the fourth time. The big question ...
Read More
Both the Cornell Chronicle and CALS News reported this week on Carolus’s historic bloom: Summer breezes wafting through Cornell’s Minns Garden carried the aromas of fresh grass, notes of floral and, for a few ...
Read More
Karl Niklas, the Liberty Hyde Bailey professor in the Plant Biology Section of the School of Integrative Plant Science, explained what make Titan arums stink in a segment of WBNG News yesterday. Watch.
Cornell Chronicle : One of Cornell’s famous corpse flowers is getting ready once again to unfurl its fetid bloom. The plant nicknamed Wee Stinky, one of two flowering-sized titan arums in the living collection ...
Read More
Ithaca College TV News Watch reporter Breana Cacciotti visits the newly re-opened Liberty Hyde Bailey Conservatory.
The Liberty Hyde Bailey Conservatory was featured recently on the regional travel website, Cornell’s Conservatory Greenhouse reopens after six-year hiatus. In addition to a great photo gallery, the site also features this 360-degree view ...
Read More
Cornell Daily Sun “ provides a calm, restful and green space even in the dead of winter. This has restorative merits when students experience stress or depression,” Karl Niklas, the Liberty Hyde Bailey ...
Read More
