
Seth Hamby
Director of Living Collections at Fort Worth Botanic Garden; conservation geneticist specializing in Texas native plants and genetic diversity preservation.
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Jun 29, 2026
Inside Fort Worth Botanic Garden’s Living Collections
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20:51Curt RomHOST
How did the collection build from a rose garden and this beautiful pond? And what are some of the great collections right now? What are the premier collections? What's the garden known for?

Seth HambyGUEST
Well, the Rose Garden is kind of the main attraction as well as the Japanese Garden.

Seth HambyGUEST
I think, if I had to guess, around 60% of the people that come here come specifically for the Japanese Garden.

Seth HambyGUEST
So before the Botanical Research Institute of Texas took over management of the property, it was open to the public.

Seth HambyGUEST
But since we took over management, we've kind of shifted it over to a pedestrian garden.
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