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- 1Huntington Ball Draws Supporters to Chinese Garden▼The Huntington Ball brought supporters to the Chinese Garden
The Huntington Ball took place in the Chinese Garden at the Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, California, bringing together supporters of the institution. The annual gala-style event raises funds and celebrates the Huntington's collections and gardens, with this year's setting in the Chinese Garden highlighting one of its most distinctive landscape features.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art is drawing attention to the Astor Chinese Garden Court, a permanent installation in its Asian Art galleries. Modeled on a Ming-dynasty scholar's garden in Suzhou, the courtyard was crafted by Chinese artisans using traditional materials and techniques and opened in 1981. The museum is highlighting the space's history, craftsmanship, and design in a new feature inviting visitors to look more closely at its details.
- 3Manchurian baby's breath spotted in North Vancouver●gypsophila oldhamiana, north vancouver, canada. common name is manchurian/chinese babys breath. this is heavily edited,
A gardener in North Vancouver, Canada has photographed Gypsophila oldhamiana, commonly known as Manchurian or Chinese baby's breath. They note the image is heavily edited, so the petal colours are misleading: the flowers are actually warm white with light pink margins. The sighting was shared with plant and gardening communities during autumn.