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Native Plants: Spruce Pines

Jan

02

The Spruce Pine is a North Florida resident that is found in moist forests growing as a single specimen, unlike…

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Native Plants: Dwarf Blueberries

Dec

27

The Dwarf Blueberries do indeed produce edible blueberries, appreciated equally by us Homo sapiens and the many…

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Native Plants to Accompany Feast of Flowers Exhibit

Dec

20

Dovetailing with Jim Draper’s Feast of Flowers exhibit, The Museum is featuring a few groupings of

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Jim Draper: Feast of Flowers

Dec

18

The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens would like to present Jim Draper: Feast of Flowers, a collection of large scale paintings that capture the beauty of Florida’s rich natural landscape, in honor of the 500th anniversary of Florida’s naming by Ponce de Leon. The show will be on view December 18, 2012 through April 7, 2013.

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New School Tour for Feast of Flowers Exhibit

Dec

17

In correspondence with Jacksonville artist Jim Draper’s newest series “Pascua Florida: Feast of Flowers” which celebrates…

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Eartha White and Ninah Cummer: Connecting with Community

Dec

07

Through photographs, letters, and ephemera, this exhibition celebrates two strong women who helped shape Jacksonville in the twentieth century, and whose legacies remain vibrant today.

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