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The New York Botanical Garden is a-buzz with the sound of honey bees with its Dig, Plant, Grow, Pollinator Pals, now through Sept. 9.

Children will learn all about the relationships between a flower’s life cycle and bees, bugs, and butterflies. Plus, explore an apiary and taste local honey.

Dig, Plant, Grow, Pollinator Pals, now to Sept. 9, Tuesday through Sunday from 10 am to 5:30 pm. Included in All-Garden Pass, $28 adults, $12 children 2–12; children under 2 free.

New York Botanical Garden [2900 Southern Blvd. at Fordham Rd. in Fordham Heights, (718) 817–8700; www.nybg.org].

Posted 12:00 am, August 30, 2018

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