Also served during this vegetable garden presentation were Scarborough Farms vegetables in various preparations, red quinoa, organic dried fruit and citrus dressing.
Sunday at 10 a.m., "Tea Roses: Old Roses for Warm Gardens," a tour of the rose garden and presentation by Billy West, Hillary Merrifield and Lynne Chapman, three of the six authors of "Tea Roses: Old Roses for Warm Gardens," followed by lunch; $20 (lunch additional).
There will also be exhibits on sustainable gardening techniques, and presentations on floral arranging and organic gardening.
HOBOKEN St. Matthew Trinity Lutheran Church (57 8th Street); 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., open for prayer; 6 p.m., candles will be lit in the garden; 7 p.m., musical presentation; 7 30 p.m., candlelight Vespers service.
Here you can enjoy a rotating art exhibition series, gardening workshops and tea presentations.
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The two-day event, inspired by Peter Zumthor's pavilion, will explore the concept of the "garden" with non-stop live presentations by more than 50 artists, writers, and philosophers including Etel Adnan, Yto Barrada, Jake Chapman, Hélène Cixous, and Dan Graham.
Conceived for presentation in a garden in Shanghai, the production will be staged in the small Astor Court and relayed live from there in high definition to the overflow audience in the Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium.
Tan Dun's 70-minute condensation of Tang Xianzu's classic 19-hour opera, "The Peony Pavilion," conceived for presentation in a garden in Shanghai, will be staged in the Astor Court in connection with an exhibition of Chinese garden imagery in painting and the decorative arts.
The botanical garden and the American Museum of Natural History will present a symposium about Darwin, with presentations by scientists, historians, philosophers and environmentalists.
