This summer the phlox exhibition tradition at the Latvian National Museum of Natural History will be continued as our visitors were particularly fond of it last year. The exhibition "Phlox 2024" will be open for four days, July 18–21, and will feature around 100 phlox varieties.
The exhibition is curated by phlox collector and cultivator Tatjana Kočāne from Rugāji. In her garden in Latgale region many flowers and other plants are growing, including around 200 phlox varieties. Around 20 of those are cultivated by her and will be exhibited.
Tatjana Kočāne is experienced cultivator. She started to collect seeds when her garden collection had approximately 100 various phloxes. The key for successful pollination is close proximity between varieties as they are more accessible to pollinators. For example, during summer evenings the bedstraw hawk-moth Hyles gallii can be often observed.
During the exhibition, the visitors will be advised on phlox varieties, cultivation and how to choose the best variety for your garden.
The exhibition opens on Thursday, July 18 at 12.00 in the exhibition hall on the 2nd floor.
Exhibition "Phlox 2024" 18.–21.07.2024. opening hours:
Th. (18.07.) 12.00–17.00
F. (19.07.) 10.00–17.00
S. (20.07.) 10.00–17.00
Su. (21.07.) 10.00–17.00
Exhibition "Phlox 2024" 18.–21.07.2024. admission:
adults – 3,50 €
seniors, students – 3,00 €*
pupils – 1,70 €*
*ID required
Tickets for exhibition are also available via Mobilly app.
- Ticket price is the same as at the museum's ticket office.
- Please note that free admission tickets, such as preschool-age (up to age 6 including) children, must also be added.
- Your ticket QR will be scanned at the ticket office.
Discounts:
SIA „Jānis Roze” customer card 15% discount on special exhibitions (discount applies to no more than 4 tickets per customer card per visit)
Free admission:
- preschool-age children (up to age 6 including);
- students attending various kinds of special education classes, crisis centres, boarding schools, care centres, orphanages, psycho-social rehabilitation centres, and children’s care centres; residents of shelters and care homes; orphans; children without parents (upon presentation of status documents);
- mass media representatives who are reporting on museum activities (upon presentation of a press pass);
- staff of other museums (upon presentation of an institutional ID card or an International Council of Museums (ICOM) membership card);
- politically repressed individuals (upon presentation of status documents), including Ukrainian civilians;
- children under age 18 with any disability; adults with Disabled Group I status (and assistant) or adults with Disabled Group II status (upon presentation of documents);
- persons with invitations;
- holders of a museum entrance pass.
