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Diagonal shot of stone wall with fountains spouting water into a long blue-tiled basin below, in which the spray of water from stone floral fountain features mimics the habit of the green papyrus plants nearby.
Hank Davis
On View Now–October 27, 2024

Festival of Fountains

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  1. Wed. Oct 10
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  1. 10:00 am

 

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    Complimentary Guest Tickets are for one-time general admission and not valid for specially ticketed events and blackout days (all Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays during A Longwood Christmas and every day December 25 through January 3). Check your tickets for additional restrictions.

Pink blossoms of Rosa ′American Pillar′ ramble over garden arches through which can be seen glimpses of green lawn and blue sky

Gardens

Rose Arbor in Bloom

Rambling roses are perfect for use on pergolas, pillars, arches and arbors. Rosa 'American Pillar' was chosen by Pierre du Pont for the Rose Arbor before 1920, and is still used today.

See more of what’s in bloom

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Learning—and Leading—Around the World
A desert garden featuring aloe, cactus, and a pond in the background.

Learning—and Leading—Around the World

By Nathan Anderson, Edem Kojo Doe, Muluken Nega Kebede, Abby Lorenz, and Colin Skelly, on May 22, 2024
Our Idea Garden, Reimagined
The Idea Garden at Longwood with spring plantings in the beds and the conervatory in the distance.

Our Idea Garden, Reimagined

By Katie Mobley, on May 15, 2024
Cynorkis: A Jewel Box of Possibilities
The Cynorkis orchid with small pink flowers set in front of green foliage.

Cynorkis: A Jewel Box of Possibilities

By Greg Griffis, on May 1, 2024
Do You Want to Know a Secret?
The end of a stone bench with a carved head of an eagle in it.

Do You Want to Know a Secret?

By Gillian Hayward, on April 24, 2024
Family Nature Strolls: Your Family, Our Gardens
A group of people, kids and adults, walking on a paved path through Longwood Gardens.

Family Nature Strolls: Your Family, Our Gardens

By Emily Gerber, on April 17, 2024
Tall dark green Italian cypress trees are amid the new plantings that reach toward the glass ceiling of a large conservatory being newly planted.

Gardens

Beauty in the Making

As we await the opening of Longwood Reimagined: A New Garden Experience on November 22, we are delighted to share with you a few of the many facets of this project … so you can see true beauty in the making.

Your New Garden Experience Opens November 22
Watch as the Project Progresses
a forest floor with many black pots of small trees lined up in a row

June 15, 2024 at 11:00 am

Science Series: Stewardship Science

Along with Research Specialist Kristie Lane Anderson, explore some of the ongoing research trials in our natural lands that help inform future large-scale restoration projects for our region and beyond.

Explore the Series