PHOTOS: Hanging beauties at Boston’s Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Boston’s famed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum continued its annual celebration of spring by hanging nasturtiums over third-floor balconies overlooking the museum’s courtyard.
The 20-foot orange blossoms cascaded over the tranquil scene as they have done around this time since the early 1900s when Gardner started the tradition to, as the museum explains, “celebrate Spring, Easter and her birthday (April 14, 1840).”
The floral show will be on display through April 14. The museum recommends reserving tickets at GardnerMuseum.org.
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Corey Roche, Jenny Pore and Erika Rumbley hang nasturtium vines out a window for the annual Hanging Nasturtiums at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
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Workers carry nasturtium vines through the museum to be hung for the annual Hanging Nasturtiums at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
Boston, MA – The annual Hanging Nasturtiums at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
Boston, MA – Workers carry nasturtium vines through the museum to be hung for the annual Hanging Nasturtiums at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
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Jenny Pore, senior manager of horticulture, hangs nasturtiums from a window for the annual Hanging Nasturtiums show at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
Boston, MA – Erika Rumbley , director of horticulture, hangs nasturtiums from a window for the annual Hanging Nasturtiums show at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
Boston, MA – Amelia Green, horticulturist, carries a pot of nasturtiums through the museum for the annual Hanging Nasturtiums at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
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Erika Rumbley, director of horticulture, carries nasturtium through the museum to be hung for the annual Hanging Nasturtiums at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
Boston, MA – Erika Rumbley , director of horticulture, hangs nasturtiums from a window for the annual Hanging Nasturtiums show at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
Boston, MA – Robin Ray, Mary Kocol and Jenny Pore hang nasturtium vines out a window for the annual Hanging Nasturtiums at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
Boston, MA – The annual Hanging Nasturtiums at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
Boston, MA – Workers carry nasturtium vines through the museum to be hung for the annual Hanging Nasturtiums at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
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Renee Dharni prepares the nasturtiums for hanging for the annual Hanging Nasturtiums at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
Boston, MA – Workers carry nasturtium vines through the museum to be hung for the annual Hanging Nasturtiums at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
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Jenny Pore, senior manager of horticulture, hangs nasturtiums from a window for the annual Hanging Nasturtiums show at Boston’s Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
Boston, MA – Sidney Mark, horticulturist II, is reflected in the glass as she hangs nasturtiums from a window for the annual Hanging Nasturtiums at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
Boston, MA – Erika Rumbley , director of horticulture, hangs nasturtiums from a window for the annual Hanging Nasturtiums show at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Amelia Green, horticulturist, is a t left. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
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