Our film series – Bad Sci-Fi Movies and Real Plant Science – wraps up for the year with The Thing from Another World (1951). After watching this film, learn from our Horticulture Team about carnivorous plants, cellular structure for vegetable matter and animals, and what telegraph vine and century plants do in the real world. Bring your best “would plants really do that?” questions for our Team to answer.
The gardens open at 6pm, and the movie starts at 7pm.
Please keep in mind that all ticket purchases are final sale. Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. All programs and events are rain or shine.
Our film series – Bad Sci-Fi Movies and Real Plant Science – wraps up for the year with The Thing from Another World (1951). After watching this film, learn from our Horticulture Team about carnivorous plants, cellular structure for vegetable matter and animals, and what telegraph vine and century plants do in the real world. Bring your best “would plants really do that?” questions for our Team to answer.
The gardens open at 6pm, and the movie starts at 7pm.
Please keep in mind that all ticket purchases are final sale. Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. All programs and events are rain or shine.
Yew Dell’s mission is to spark a passion for plants and gardening through accessible science and inspiring beauty.
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