Beyond the Gardens: The Plant Family Tree

The Herbarium at Kew is a vast Victorian maze filled with arcane books, learned scientists and cabinet after cabinet of dried catalogued plants.
Tracing 160 years, Mark Chase, Head of the Jodrell Laboratory at Kew, reveals how the Herbarium has evolved from a modest collection of dried plant specimens, to a hub of ground-breaking scientific discovery that has shaped our understanding of the plant family tree forever.
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This film is part of the Beyond the Gardens series by Lonely Leap.

[@melaniemoment1897]

what a masterpiece. thank you. i loved every moment.

[@temaguiney4429]

What amazing cinematography, and such a great use of visuals and dialogue to convey information. Wow!

[@JanCarol11]

I think I want to watch this 100 times. Then go get a botany degree.

[@valeriaragonese4202]

The editing is so beautiful. Yes, so Wes Anderson :D

[@rushabhlovesu]

Very beautiful and informative video!...

[@jaymespiresmoudy-ferrier533]

I loved this!!! So well done & informative & totally inspiring!

[@sagacitydesired8395]

With the shift to using cover crops to build healthier soils, and a movement(?) to create Edible Forest Gardens using Guilds to create ecosystems for various plants.
I would imagine the knowledge of plants at Kew could go a long way toward building a knowledge base to use that would make a selection of plants for various purposes such as a mix of plants to use to build soil health.

[@sebsebedemissewprof.4190]

This is a wonderful piece

[@brianfunt2619]

WES ANDERSON

[@jordanisherwood2098]

I love this so much!

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👏🏼🌿🍃🌵

[@suziecharles8933]

very interesting :)

[@Jonas-iz7rj]

Wes Anderson ?

[@hiyas_3389]

It's giving Wes Anderson

[@scott5358]

morphology was 90% correct ? 1980"s ?.... pl cite

[@SoNoFTheMoSt]

cool, but why is there an american accent here? i mean i dont care but really seems a bit odd to me.