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Spring Blooms On View March 28–May 3 From the millions of geophytes that first peek their way into the season, to our beloved tulips’ bold declaration of color, it’s time to bask in all the beauties of spring. As the season unfolds, flowering trees, fragrant wisteria, and the promise of new blooms and fresh delights lead the way. Come journey with us. We put a spring in every step.
Plan Your Spring Visits in Advance We all eagerly anticipate the first signs of spring. Encourage your guests not included in your Membership or those not using Complimentary Guest Tickets to buy Timed Admission Tickets early as tickets are limited. Timed Member reservations are not required now through May 6. Be sure to take advantage of our Member Appreciation Days during Spring Blooms. For details, see our Members-only Moments pages.
Members-only Moments Member Appreciation Day
Member Orientation
April 13, 20, and 27 9 am–6 pm
March 28 and April 25 9:30 & 11 am
Join us on Member Appreciation Day, when Members receive 20% discounts in The GardenShop, 1906, and The CafĂŠ. Catch the hourlong video Longwood Gardens: A Personal Tour starting each hour in the Visitor Center, and enjoy special organ demonstrations at 11:30 am and 1:30 pm and piano demonstrations at 12:30 and 2:30 pm.
Join Longwood staff for an introduction to our Gardens and discover all your Membership has to offer. Learn more about your Member benefits, visiting tips, and the history of Longwood. Afterward, enjoy our Gardens with a special guided tour.
For more information, or for future Member Appreciation Day dates, visit longwoodgardens.org. Lunch reservations for 1906 are strongly recommended via longwoodgardens.org/dine.
Free for Members. Registration required at longwoodgardens.org.
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All Membership levels receive two Complimentary Guest Tickets for one-time general admission. Complimentary Guest Tickets are virtual and can be issued online or onsite. For additional details and blackout dates, please visit longwoodgardens.org/comp-tickets.
Learn Even More Expand upon your expertise or learn something new. Led by world-class instructors, our Continuing Education courses are tailored for every level of experience and every interest. Indulge your creative side, enhance your gardening skills, or tackle a topic totally new to you … the possibilities are endless.
Register today for Semester One courses, such as: Functional Landscapes: From Global Trends to the Local View May 5 6–8 pm Explore ideas from around the globe about the power of plants. Discuss thoughtful plant selection in functional landscape design and go home with a starter pack of plants to create your own.
Hardy Succulents for the Mid-Atlantic Landscape May 31 10 am–1 pm or 2–5 pm Cacti and succulents are dryland gems that are not just for the American Southwest. Get up close and personal with a wide range of regionally hardy cacti and succulents and create your own hardy succulent trough garden.
Register now at longwoodgardens.org/enroll.
Mark Your Calendar Continuing Education Semester Two Registration Opens June 10 at 9 am for July–December 2020 Courses New this year, our Continuing Education course offerings are divided into two semesters, with registration for our second semester opening June 10. With course offerings from Ikebana in Miniature to Designing a Border Garden, now is the time to plan your second semester of learning. View our online catalog and list of class offerings at longwoodgardens.org/enroll.
Highlights from Our Gardens Nearly Complete: Our New Nursery Production Greenhouse We are putting the final touches on our new nursery production greenhouse, which will allow us to enjoy unprecedented flexibility to accommodate a variety of plant materials, growing methods, and environments … all in one facility. Located in the same location as our existing nursery, adjacent to Route 1, the new nursery production greenhouse greatly increases our level of environmental control, automation, and overall sustainability, as well as enables us to grow crops that we have not been able to grow before—in addition to the 1,300 types of plants we currently grow. After careful assessment of our existing production greenhouses, we designed and built this new production greenhouse to improve the quality and volume of our crop production, introduce sustainable technologies, and elevate the work environment for our staff. The new greenhouse will house 60 percent of our crop production, in comparison to our existing nursery, which grew 40 percent of our crops … but at
nearly 50 years old, lacked energy efficiency, appropriate growing spaces, and computerized environmental controls. Prior to the new greenhouse, our newest greenhouse facility on the property was 20 years old. The new facility consists of a 15,600-square-foot headhouse and a 65,348-square-foot greenhouse. The headhouse includes staff offices, potting/transplanting areas complete with a mechanical gantry system and conveyors for moving potting media, and receiving and delivery spaces with a drive-through lane allowing indoor plant loading in winter. Built of tempered glass, which allows for the highest level of light transmission, the greenhouse portion is unique in that it’s neither a commercial greenhouse nor a research greenhouse … but rather a bit of both. The vast majority of the new facility is dedicated to custom-growing plants for our seasonal displays, with 17 separate growing zones to best accommodate this diverse palette of plants from specialty cascade chrysanthemums to cool orchids to summer annuals and many more. In fact, our new
facility will enable us to grow cascade chrysanthemums indoors for the first time, allowing us to protect them from wet outdoor weather that often leads to fungal disease.
highest light levels possible, which is extremely helpful for acclimating plants to outdoor conditions before their transfer to garden spaces.
The new greenhouse encompasses two unique structural designs differing mainly by their type of roof. One half of the greenhouse is based on a “venlo” design, developed in the world’s leading greenhouse country, the Netherlands. This design employs a roof with individual vents for ventilation and temperature during fall through spring. The vents are kept mostly closed in summer when temperatures are lowered via fans and evaporative cooling technology.
Separate growing zones are distributed within these two roof types. Each zone features a curtain system to help with heat savings, as well as a shade curtain to help with cooling. Sixty percent of the zones also have grow lights for times of the year when light is limited, and blackout curtains to reduce daylength in order to trigger flower formation. The new facility also features a conveyor with a built-in watering system for hanging baskets.
The other half of the greenhouse employs a more recent design called “open-roof” where the entire roof can be opened like a giant accordion to provide passive cooling in summer, lower energy costs, and allow the
Following completion of the facility, we will transport existing crops to their new homes in the coming months … and embark on the exciting venture of bringing new, neverbefore-seen plants to Longwood.
“Our new greenhouse allows us to provide a greater diversity of plants, grown more precisely with less resource input, to raise our display quality to an even higher level.” —Jim Harbage, Director, Floriculture and Conservatories
Experience the Tulip Display of the Year
Coming Up Roses Thanks to our talented horticulture staff and their unmatched ability to bring new ideas and inspiration to life, we’ve begun the process of evolving our Rose Garden to a new planting design. The new design celebrates the garden’s early 20th century tradition and showcases a modern design approach to rose gardens… and we welcome you to follow our process over the next year. To create an extended season of horticultural beauty and interest in the Rose Garden, work is underway to update this historic garden while paying homage to its roots. The new Rose Garden will feature a more diverse selection of plants, including a variety of roses as well as perennials and other woody plants, planted in both formal and informal designs. One of the last gardens added during the lifetime of our founder, Pierre S. du Pont, the new design will be mindful of the Rose Garden’s special legacy and will maintain the original 1930s architecture, as well as continue to showcase the beauty of roses, including du Pont’s beloved climbing rose, ‘Direktor Benschop’ City of York, as well as new roses selected for their flower color, form, fragrance, and more. In preparation for the installation of the new design, we have already removed some plant material and completed soil renovations. We will begin planting the new design during this spring season. Once complete, the Rose Garden will showcase a beautiful color palette of dark purple to light tangerine to delicate blush to fresh green. Follow along with us as our new Rose Garden takes shape.
We’re delighted that our Spring Blooms display was named the 2019 Tulip Display of the Year by the World Tulip Society. A nonprofit organization made up of representatives of major tulip festivals and industries around the globe, the World Tulip Society is committed to promoting the tulip as a symbol of world friendship, peace, and spring. Longwood’s recognition as the Tulip Display of the Year is built upon decades of our celebration of tulips. Since the late 1950s, we have showcased thousands of tulips along our historic 600-foot-long Flower Garden Walk each spring. We continue to refine and evolve our award-winning spring display to include not only thousands of our popular tulips, but also different flowering bulbs to create a diverse, colorful, and memorable spring display. This year, our spring display in the Idea Garden is inspired by Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher and the repetition of shape and form found in his work. The Idea Garden features a series of teardrop-shaped plantings of mixed bulbs and a succession of tulips arranged by color from the flamed lemon yellow Tulipa ‘Sweetheart’ to the soft pink Tulipa ‘Candy Prince’ to the purple-black Tulipa ‘Paul Scherer’. Complementing the elegant composition of the teardrop plantings is a mix of textural Triticum aestivum (winter wheat), gorgeous Hyacinthoides hispanica ‘Excelsior’ (Spanish bluebell), and delicate Leucojum aestivum ‘Gravetye Giant’ (summer snowflake). Experience the beauty of the tulip, and all it represents, this spring.
Spend Mother's Day Weekend With Us Join us for Mother‘s Day Weekend Thursday, May 7 through Sunday, May 10 … and celebrate the opening weekend of Festival of Fountains. Take in a spectacular Illuminated Fountain Performance Thursday through Saturday evening when the Gardens are open until 10 pm. Our Illuminated Fountain Performance lineup for the weekend includes To Philly, With Love Thursday at 9:15 pm; British Invasion Friday at 9:15 pm; and Sounds of Motown Saturday at 9:15 pm. Enjoy a flower-filled Sunday stroll when the Gardens are open until 6 pm. Enjoy seasonal fare at The Café, 1906, and Beer Garden. Dining reservations are not necessary in The Café and Beer Garden, but 1906 reservations are limited, so make yours in advance at longwoodgardens.org/dine. Please note: Free timed Member reservations are required if arriving after 3 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. No timed Member reservations are required on Sunday.
Spring Calendar
Spotlight Talks: Spring Blooms Meet our expert guides and explore the Conservatory and outdoor gardens that are in peak bloom. Select dates at 11:30 am and 12:30 pm Free with Gardens Admission Check longwoodgardens.org for offerings on the day of your visit.
Garden Story Tour Explore the highlights of Longwood’s historic gardens on a guided walking tour. Learn about their design and heritage and how we strive to continue our founder’s legacy of excellence. Select dates at 2 pm Free with Gardens Admission Check longwoodgardens.org for offerings on the day of your visit.
March
29 Classical Series:
Curtis Student Recital Sydney Lee, cello with Noreen Polera, accompanist 1 pm
23 Birds of Longwood Walk 9–11 am
Annuals, Perennials, and Vines Online Course1
31 Teacher Professional
Development: Sensory Sprouts 4–6 pm3
Edibles, Bulbs, and Houseplants Online Course1 25
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rchid Extravaganza Sale O Begins at 9 am Visitor Center While Supplies Last
rchid Extravaganza Sale O Begins at 9 am Visitor Center While Supplies Last
April Tulips Expected to Be On Display in Mid-April Visit Flower Garden Walk and the Idea Garden to see hundreds of thousands of blooms in a rainbow of colors.
5 Classical Series: 27
rchid Extravaganza Sale O Begins at 9 am Visitor Center While Supplies Last
Kennett Symphony 7:30 pm4
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ireworks & Fountains Tickets F on Sale 9 am Our Fireworks & Fountains Shows return for six dazzling evenings. View show themes and prices, and purchase tickets, at longwoodgardens.org.
Native Plants 7-part class April 6, 13, 20, 27 May 4, 11, 18 6:30–8:30 pm1
Community Read: Creative Writing: Telling a Plant’s Story 9 am–3 pm1
28 Spring Blooms On View Now–May 3
Delaware Photographic Society Exhibit On View Now–May 3 Visitor Center Orchid Extravaganza Sale Begins at 9 am Visitor Center While Supplies Last
eginner Bird Hike B 9–10:30 am
ember Orientation M 9:30 & 11 am2
Community Read: Plant Monster Creations 1–5 pm1 Community Read: Attack of the Plant Nerds: Science Fiction vs. Science Fact 6:30–8:30 pm3
Aroids 9 Amazing 1 5–7 pm
sian-Inspired Garden Design A 4-part class April 9, 16, 23, 30 6:30–8:30 pm1
10 Hidden History:
Looking Beyond the Landscape 8 am–5:30 pm1
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aster Weekend E Enjoy a flower-filled stroll indoors and out, with live music in our Conservatory from 1–4 pm.
pen Organ Console Day O 9:30 am–12:30 pm5
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aster Weekend E Enjoy a flower-filled stroll indoors and out, with live music in our Conservatory from 1–4 pm.
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ember Appreciation Day M 9 am–6 pm Enjoy 20% discounts at The Café, 1906, and GardenShop. Watch Longwood Gardens, A Personal Tour in our Visitor Center and enjoy special organ and piano demonstrations in the Conservatory. See details on the Members-only Moments pages of this brochure.
Birds of Longwood Walk 9–11 am Community Read: Evolution of Killer Plants Location: National Mechanics, Philadelphia 6–7 pm6
Exotic and Tropical Plants 22 7-part class April 22, 29 May 6, 13, 20, 27 June 3 5–7 pm1
25 Beginner Bird Hike 9–10:30 am
ember Orientation M 9:30 & 11 am2 Teacher Professional Development: Trees in Your Schoolyard 1–4 pm3
26 Meadow Birding Hike 9–11:30 am
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16 Longwood Lecture:
The Six Seasons of the Brandywine Cottage 5:30–7:30 pm1
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ommunity Read: The Weird, C the Wild, and the Wonderful 9:30–11:30 am3
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ommunity Read: C Attack of the Plant Nerds II: The Revenge 7:30–9:30 pm1
19 Organ Series: Chris Gage 3 pm
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ember Appreciation Day M 9 am–6 pm Enjoy 20% discounts at The Café, 1906, and GardenShop. Watch Longwood Gardens, A Personal Tour in our Visitor Center and enjoy special organ and piano demonstrations in the Conservatory. See details on the Members-only Moments pages of this brochure.
ember Appreciation Day M 9 am–6 pm Enjoy 20% discounts at The Café, 1906, and GardenShop. Watch Longwood Gardens, A Personal Tour in our Visitor Center and enjoy special organ and piano demonstrations in the Conservatory. See details on the Members-only Moments pages of this brochure.
Birds of Longwood Walk 9–11 am
May Peirce’s Woods Expected to Be in Bloom Stroll through Peirce’s Woods and discover creeping phlox nestled beneath flowering dogwood and Eastern redbud.
isteria Expected to Be W On Display in Early May
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pplication Deadline A International Internship & Training Program7
Organ Series: Thomas Heywood 8 pm8
Functional Landscapes: From 5
Global Trends to the Local View 6–8 pm1
6 What’s Wrong with My Plants? Weed Identification in Turf 9:30 am–12:30 pm1
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hat’s Wrong with My Plants? W Insect and Disease Management for Turf 1:30–4:30 pm1
Education
Horticulture
Performance
Members-only
estival of Fountains F On View Now–September 27
Everything About Aquatics Free Online Open Course Available
1 Advanced registration & fee required: longwoodgardens.org/enroll or 610.388.5454. For a complete list of our Continuing Education opportunities, visit us online. 2 Advanced registration required: longwoodgardens.org/memberorientation or 610.388.1000 3 Advanced registration and fee required: longwoodgardens.org
Birds of Longwood Walks, Beginner Bird Hikes, and Meadow Birding Hikes require outdoor clothing and shoes/ boots. Binoculars are recommended. Join us for Member Orientation and meet Longwood staff for an introduction to our Gardens and discover all your Membership has to offer. Afterward, enjoy our Gardens with a special guided tour. Is the class you want sold out? Email help-ce@longwoodgardens.org or call 610.388.5454 to be put on our wait list. Please note: All ticketed events are limited. Sell out likely.
4 Special ticket required: kennettsymphony.org 610.444.6363 5 Registration required by emailing performingarts@ longwoodgardens.org Time slots are limited. 6 Registration required: scienceontapphilly.com 7 To apply: longwoodgardens.org 8 Special ticket required: longwoodgardens.org 610.388.1000 Look for the coffee symbol to enjoy a complimentary coffee reception with the artist after select performances.
Our Fountains Return Italian Water Garden Opens April 18 Open Air Theatre Opens April 18 Main Fountain Garden Daily shows begin May 7 Evening illuminated performances begin May 7
SATURDAY JUNE 6 2–10 PM Tickets On Sale Now
Check longwoodgardens.org for performer announcements and details.
Jazz It Up Wine & Jazz returns! Fantastic Wine & Jazz experiences await on Friday evening or Saturday–or both–in the beauty of our Gardens. Tickets On Sale Now
Wine & Jazz Festival
Wine & Jazz All Stars
Saturday, June 6 2–10 pm Sip along to exceptional jazz and catch a jazz-inspired Illuminated Fountain Performance to finish the night.
Friday, June 5 7:30 pm Enjoy a special nighttime concert. Following the show, experience an Illuminated Fountain Performance in our Main Fountain Garden.
Guests 21 years & over: $59 / $49 Members
Reserved Seating: $49 Gardens Preferred and Gardens Premium Members: $44 Includes Gardens Admission
Guests 5–20 years or designated drivers: $39 / $29 Members Wine & Dine Enjoy special Wine & Jazz Festival dining selections with wine pairings at 1906. Reservations are recommended. For an on-the-go treat, pre-order a two-person picnic tote stocked with specialties. The Café, Beer Garden, and concessions will be open throughout the day. For more information and to make 1906 reservations, visit longwoodgardens.org/.
Please note: Concessions will be available for sale. Blankets and chairs can be set up in the Main Fountain Garden beginning at 5 pm.
Wine & Jazz Bundle Friday, June 5 and Saturday, June 6 See them both with a Wine & Jazz Bundle ticket. Guests 21 years & over: $92 Guests 5–20 years or designated drivers: $72
Tickets limited. Sell out likely. No outside food allowed in the Gardens. Event is rain or shine. The Gardens will be closed June 6 to everyone except Wine & Jazz Festival ticketholders. Members, see the back cover of this brochure for your Wine & Jazz Festival discount code.
Sounds of Summer Our outdoor performance series dazzles with bright talent and pure energy. Experience these exciting performances in the beauty of our Open Air Theatre.
Keb’ Mo’
Straight No Chaser
Tuesday, June 9, 7:30 pm
Sunday, July 12, 7:30 pm
Winner of the 2020 Grammy Award for Best Americana Album for Oklahoma, Keb’ Mo’ has cultivated a reputation as a modern master of American roots with 14 albums and countless accolades.
Reinventing the idea of a cappella, Straight No Chaser infuses a sense of humor and pure fun in their captivating sound of 10 voices together making extraordinary music.
Reserved Seating: $38–$58 Gardens Preferred and Gardens Premium Members: $33–$53*
Reserved Seating: $39–$69 Gardens Preferred and Gardens Premium Members: $34–$64*
Tickets On Sale Now Purchase Tickets: longwoodgardens.org/summer-series Purchasing online is the most efficient way to get performance tickets. View our interactive seating chart online and select your own reserved seat. Prefer to Order by Phone? Purchase concert tickets by calling 610.388.1000. Ticketing fees apply and phone orders incur an additional convenience fee. *Select Members Discount Gardens Preferred and Gardens Premium Members receive $5 off regular Summer Performance Series ticket prices. If you are eligible, find your code on the back cover of this brochure. Please note: Tickets limited. Sell out likely.
Not Our First Goat Rodeo— Yo-Yo Ma—Stuart Duncan— Edgar Meyer—Chris Thile with guest Aoife O’Donovan Tuesday, August 11, 7:30 pm An astounding group of virtuosos— Yo-Yo Ma on cello, Stuart Duncan on fiddle, Edgar Meyer on bass, and Chris Thile on mandolin—reunite live for the first time in nearly a decade, joined by featured vocalist Aoife O’Donovan. Reserved Seating: $59–$149 Gardens Preferred and Gardens Premium Members: $54–$144*
Mary Chapin Carpenter Thursday, August 20, 7:30 pm The legendary Mary Chapin Carpenter returns to Longwood to sing timeless hits and deep cuts from her 30-year acclaimed career. Reserved Seating: $37–$57 Gardens Preferred and Gardens Premium Members: $32–$52*
Rhiannon Giddens with Francesco Turrisi Sunday, September 13, 7:30 pm Rhiannon Giddens and Italian multi-instrumentalist Francesco Turrisi showcase the universality of music, tracing the movement of sounds from Africa and the Arabic world to their influence on European and American music. Reserved Seating: $38–$58 Gardens Preferred and Gardens Premium Members: $33–$53*
From Bamako to Birmingham: Amadou & Mariam and Blind Boys of Alabama Tuesday, August 18, 7:30 pm This fusion of Afro-pop duo Amadou & Mariam and soulful gospel group the Blind Boys of Alabama combines contemporary African sounds and African-American roots music. Reserved Seating: $38–$58 Gardens Preferred and Gardens Premium Members: $33–$53* Shows are still being added. Check longwoodgardens. org/summer-series for announcements and additions.
Fireworks & Fountains Shows = So Much Fun! Tickets on Sale April 6 at 9 am Fun takes flight with our unforgettable Fireworks & Fountains Shows. Fireworks dazzle, fountains dance, and wonder fills the night sky during these six exuberant evenings … with longerthan-ever shows this year, each running for 40 magical minutes.
Start Me Up: The Rolling Stones Sunday, May 24, 9:15 pm Kickstart your summer by rocking along to The Rolling Stones. Our electrifying tribute to this largerthan-life rock band will have you saying anything but (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction. An American Celebration Thursday, July 2, 9:15 pm Celebrate America with this medley of Americana and classical selections, punctuated with high-flying fireworks and vibrant fountains. Leading Ladies: Madonna and Lady Gaga Saturday, July 18, 9:15 pm Fountains Vogue and fireworks Marry the Night in this thrilling show dedicated to pop icons—and powerhouse influencers of their generations—Madonna and Lady Gaga. Ladies, we’re Crazy for You.
Sleeping Beauty Saturday, August 8, 9:15 pm We awaken Tchaikovsky’s Sleeping Beauty, complete with graceful fountains and soaring fireworks, for a beautiful evening beyond your wildest dreams. Las Vegas Legends Sunday, September 6, 8:15 pm From the croons of the Rat Pack to the tunes of quintessential Vegas residency artists, it’s a sure bet there will be plenty of swagger in this stunning show. We've Got the Funk Saturday, September 26, 8:15 pm It’s no Superstition … from Stevie Wonder to the Commodores to Parliament, we’ll be gathered together to all Let’s Go Crazy during this fun evening of funk.
Lawn:
Reserved Seating:
Ages 19 & over: $45 Members ages 19 & over: $41* Gardens Preferred/Gardens Premium Members ages 19 & over: $37*
No need to bring your chair or wait in line. Reserved seating allows you to select your seat, then arrive to your chair placed and waiting for you.
Ages 18 & under: $25 Members ages 18 & under: $23* Gardens Preferred/Gardens Premium Members ages 18 & under: $21*
All ages: $53 Members all ages: $48* Gardens Preferred/Gardens Premium Members all ages: $43*
*Members, see the back cover of the brochure for your Fireworks & Fountains Shows discount code. Ticketing fees apply and phone orders incur an additional convenience fee. All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges. Shows will proceed in rain. Tickets are limited and sell out is likely. Gardens close at 6 pm to everyone but Fireworks & Fountains ticketholders on the dates of Fireworks & Fountains Shows. A special ticket is required to experience Fireworks & Fountains Shows. Admission to Fireworks & Fountains Shows is not included in Membership without a special Fireworks & Fountains Show ticket. Chairs are permitted in the Gardens starting at noon.
Sensational Summer Festival of Fountains Opens May 7
Engage all five of your senses with our five months of summer. Feast your eyes on our vibrant fountain performances. Treat your ears to the sounds of live music. Follow your nose to the fresh smells of summer blooms. Savor the tastes of al fresco dining under the stars. Take hold of all the possibilities … all the excitement … of this sensational season. Summer at Longwood … get a feel for all things magical.
Timed Admission Tickets required. Free timed Member reservations required if arriving after 3 pm Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays May 7–October 31. Sell out likely. Visit longwoodgardens.org for real-time ticket and reservation availability prior to your visit.
Gardens Information Gardens Hours March 28–May 3 Daily: 9 am–6 pm Tickets Gardens Admission Adults: $25 Seniors (62+) and College Students with student ID: $22 Youth (5–18): $13 Children 4 & under: Free Members: Free Visit longwoodgardens.org for more details. Prices and hours are subject to change. Dining at The Terrace The Terrace is a Certified Green Restaurant through the Green Restaurant Association and offers these dining experiences: The Café and 1906. For menus, hours, and 1906 reservations visit longwoodgardens. org/dine.
GardenShop Our GardenShop offers a variety of unique gifts and is open daily during Gardens hours. You may also shop online anytime at shop.longwoodgardens.org.
For Your Convenience Longwood Gardens covers many acres. There are no shuttles within the Gardens. We’re happy to offer non-motorized wheelchairs, electric scooters, and children’s strollers on a first-come basis. Children’s strollers are available for a fee (complimentary for Members). Supply limited, reservations not accepted. Scooters are not available during rainy, snowy, or freezing weather. Parking Longwood offers free parking for our guests. Transportation is provided between remote parking and the Gardens. Become a Member Become a Member and visit as often as you like to experience the dynamic beauty of our Gardens. Learn more: longwoodgardens.org/membership Follow Us @LongwoodGardens #LongwoodGardens
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