| Event Name | Organization | Dates | City | | Tropical Botany and Ecology - Free Evening CoursePresented by Wagner Free Institute of Science at Pennsylvania Horticultural Society January 17-February 20, 2012 Lectures will be taught by Professor Karen Snetselaar and held at the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society at 100 North 20th Street, 5th floor.
Tuesday, January 17th: Types of tropical ecosystems
Monday, January 23rd: Plants of the tropical rainforest
Monday, January 30th: Interactions between plants and animals in the tropics
Monday, February 6th: Mangrove swamps and coral reefs
Monday, February 13th: Agriculture and the tropical forest
Monday,... | Wagner Free Institute of Science | 01/17/12-
02/20/12 | Philadelphia |
Floral Fun - Flower Arrangement of the Month: Cabin FeverPresented by Delaware Center for Horticulture at Delaware Center for Horticulture February 20, 2012 The Delaware Center for Horticulture has a new workshop series for crafters and flower lovers! This month, if you tired of looking out the window to see only gray skies, a sleeping garden and bare trees, create a colorful, cozy arrangement using fresh flowers and assorted natural materials. Materials included. | Delaware Center for Horticulture | 02/20/12 | Wilmington |
Winter Wonder Wednesday: Nature's NaptimePresented by Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve at Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve February 22, 2012 Many animals hibernate or migrate, but a lot of them stay at the Preserve through the winter. Wake up your own hibernating senses as you use your eyes and ears to search for warm places where animals can find shelter and food. This program includes a story, an outdoor walk, and a take-home craft and is appropriate for ages 3 through 8. | Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve | 02/22/12 | New Hope |
Yoga for KidsPresented by Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve at Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve February 22, 2012 Kids can benefit from yoga, too! This class will teach children how to be balanced, calm, and present each and every day through creativity and laughter. Yoga for Kids uses storytelling, play, and games to make learning fun. It gives children an awareness of their bodies, how they move, and how to be still. | Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve | 02/22/12 | New Hope |
Witch Hazels: The Prince of Winter: Help for the Home Gardener Lecture 4 of 5Presented by Delaware Center for Horticulture at Delaware Center for Horticulture February 22, 2012 Many shrubs, like Witch Hazel, have fantastic blossoms or berries that make winter sparkle. Randy Kobetich discusses this low maintenance shrub that adds a burst of bright yellow, orange or red flowers to a winter landscape, with a fragrance that makes a walk worth the chill in the air! This is the fourth in TheDCH’s 5-part annual “Help for the Home Gardener Lecture Series,” designed to provide inspiration and expert advice to make your home environment more attractive and... | Delaware Center for Horticulture | 02/22/12 | Wilmington |
Travels at Twelve: Trekking in Dolpo NepalPresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Swarthmore College - Lang Performing Arts Center February 23, 2012 Landscape professional Thomas Hawkins shares his high altitude walk on the Tibetan side of the Nepali Himalayas. He will discuss his observations on the changes since working in Nepal on a Community Forestry Project in the 1980s, along with a few hints on how to avoid getting stepped on by a yak.
Free and open to the public, Travels at Twelve is an informal way to share what has been seen and discovered in various gardens and natural spaces both in the United States and abroad.... | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 02/23/12 | Swarthmore |
Reimagining Urban HighwaysPresented by Academy of Natural Sciences at Academy of Natural Sciences February 23, 2012 After decades of disinvestment, many American cities are rebounding and growing their cultural, economic, and environmental assets. Despite their renewal, cities such as Philadelphia, New York, New Orleans, and St. Louis are saddled with highways located in their increasingly popular downtowns.
How should cities change highways to meet 21st-century needs and contemporary urban lifestyles? This panel discussion will look at successful urban highway removal projects in Milwaukee,... | Academy of Natural Sciences | 02/23/12 | Philadelphia |
Cultivating a Taste for ChocolatePresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College February 25, 2012 Join Nancy Stiebitz, owner of Encore Chocolates in Rochester, New York, to learn about the fascinating and delicious history of chocolate. Learn about the cacao tree, the cacao bean-to-bar process, and enjoy a chance to taste and discuss different kinds of handmade chocolates. Nancy will show her intricate edible creations, share her stories from 24 years of chocolate-making, demonstrating how to make unique chocolate bowls and will provide a range of samples. Food and drinks... | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 02/25/12 | Swarthmore |
Annual Winter Trek 5: Hike the Rolling HillsPresented by Lower Merion Conservancy at Rolling Hill Park February 25, 2012 The winter tradition continues as the Lower Merion Conservancy partners with Bridlewild Trails Association, the Henry Foundation for Botanical Research, Palace Mission, and Riverbend Environmental Education Center to present a series of free hikes for adults and children ages 8 and up.
Enjoy the company of friends during a brisk walk through the treasured fields and forests of Lower Merion! Hike back in time discovering the mills, mansions, and farms that once existed in this... | Lower Merion Conservancy | 02/25/12 | Gladwyne |
| Organ Concert for Kids Featuring Ken Cowan | Longwood Gardens | 02/25/12 | Kennett Square |
Knowing Native Plants: Trees in WinterPresented by Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve at Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve February 25, 2012 Although at this time of the year trees are dormant, they exhibit many interesting botanical features to examine. Join us to learn how to identify native deciduous trees and shrubs when they have neither flowers nor leaves. Learn to use a dichotomous key based on characteristics of twigs, buds, and bark; discover how trees are preparing for spring growth; and find out how flowing sap is used to make maple syrup. Presentation and discussion will be followed by an outdoor tour. | Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve | 02/25/12 | New Hope |
New StreamWatch Volunteers WorkshopPresented by Lower Merion Conservancy at Rolling Hill Park February 26, 2012 Audience: Adults, children ages 12 and up accompanied by Adult.
The Conservancy monitors a network of streams around Lower Merion and Narberth with a stellar network of StreamWatch volunteers. Learn more about becoming a StreamWatch volunteer by joining Conservation Director Patty Thompson for an afternoon of training. Discuss the origins of the program, discover how Mill Creek compares to creeks throughout PA, and learn how to perform the tests and identify common stream... | Lower Merion Conservancy | 02/26/12 | Gladwyne |
Curtis Student RecitalsPresented by Longwood Gardens at Longwood Gardens February 26, 2012 The Curtis Institute of Music's talented students share with Longwood audiences the high level of music-making they have honed during their studies as they perform solo and chamber music in pre-graduation recitals. | Longwood Gardens | 02/26/12 | Kennett Square |
Niche Species and Their Special SitesPresented by Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve at Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve February 26, 2012 Why do some plants disappear when conditions change while others thrive? “Niche plants” require very specific environmental conditions to grow and reproduce, yet some of them are fairly common—if you know where to look. They are the storytellers of the plant world. Learn about 20 niche species you can find in our region, where to look for them, and which are most threatened by the changing patterns of development and climate. | Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve | 02/26/12 | New Hope |
Soweto Gospel ChoirPresented by Longwood Gardens at Longwood Gardens February 29, 2012 Performing in eight different languages, the Soweto Gospel Choir performs an inspirational program of tribal, traditional, and popular African and Western gospel. | Longwood Gardens | 02/29/12 | Kennett Square |
Deliciously Homegrown (Help for the Home Gardener Lecture 5 of 5)Presented by Delaware Center for Horticulture at Delaware Center for Horticulture February 29, 2012 Harold Taylor of Longwood Gardens hosts an edible exploration and discusses home vegetable gardening. Learn when to sow seeds, discover what vegetables are most worth growing, and secrets to avoid pest problems.
Sponsored by Delaware Seed & Garden Supply.
This is the last in TheDCH’s 5-part annual “Help for the Home Gardener" lecture series, designed to provide inspiration and expert advice to make your home environment more attractive and your gardening... | Delaware Center for Horticulture | 02/29/12 | Wilmington |
Travels at Twelve: In Search of Papyrus: Exploring Egypt's LandscapesPresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Swarthmore College - Lang Performing Arts Center March 1, 2012 Visit Cairo and Alexandria and cruise the Nile vicariously with Claire Sawyers, director, as she visits wonders of the world and modern landscapes to learn about Egyptian culture.
Free and open to the public, Travels at Twelve is an informal way to share what has been seen and discovered in various gardens and natural spaces both in the United States and abroad.
| Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 03/01/12 | Swarthmore |
Practical Pruning for Late Winter and Early SpringPresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College March 3, 2012 Thomas Hawkins will cover what, when and how to prune shrubs and small trees. He will provide a clear definition of cutback shrubs and old growth versus new growth plants as well as a list of plants in each category. Practical tools, cutting techniques and safety will be demonstrated. Limited to 24. Thomas Hawkins is the owner and operator of The Gardener's Arms Inc., a small local gardening company with an emphasis on the maintenance and creation of well-managed gardens for a range of... | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 03/03/12 | Swarthmore |
| Guided Tour: Witchhazels and Early Spring Blooms | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 03/03/12 | Swarthmore |
Wacky Walks at Morris ArboretumPresented by Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania at Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania January 7-March 3, 2012 Morris Arboretum introduces Wacky Walks, a version of Wellness Walks developed specifically for all ages. Based on First Lady Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move! Museums & Gardens campaign to raise a healthier generation of kids, these outdoor walks are designed for people of all ages, including children, to engage in physical activity and interact with nature in a playful way. Offered the first Saturday of every month, November through March, the planned walks include an Animal... | Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania | 01/07/12-
03/03/12 | Philadelphia |
From Sap to Syrup at Bellevue State ParkPresented by Bellevue State Park at Bellevue State Park March 3, 2012 Join a park naturalist to experience an afternoon of maple sugaring! We’ll discuss when sap flows, which trees are used for making maple syrup, and the process by which sap is turned into syrup. We’ll even enjoy a special syrup tasting with pancakes! This program is appropriate for all ages. Please pre-register no later than 4 pm on Friday, March 2nd by calling (302) 761-6963. Meet at the Arts Center. | Bellevue State Park | 03/03/12 | Wilmington |
Annual Schuylkill River Cleanup at Bartram's GardenPresented by United By Blue at Bartram's Garden March 6, 2012 Help our rivers. Be part of United By Blue Annual Cleanup.
United By Blue, the ocean-friendly apparel brand that removes a pound of trash for every product sold, will be kicking off its cleanup season on March 6th. Join United By Blue for a barbecue and the 3rd annual cleanup at Bartram's garden. Help your community and be part of the action. United by Blue will p rovide gloves, water, sunscreen, free entrance ticket to Bartram's garden and fun. All that's missing is... | United By Blue | 03/06/12 | Philadelphia |
Travels at Twelve: Gardens of Chicago: World-Class WondersPresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College March 8, 2012 Julie Jenney, educational programs coordinator, and Laura Stiebitz, education intern, will share photos from their recent scouting trip, providing a glimpse into the city's Millennium Park, Lurie Garden, and impressive suburban private gardens. Chicago's combination of grand history and vision for the future makes this a world-class city full of horticultural gems.
Free and open to the public, Travels at Twelve is an informal way to share what has been seen and discovered in... | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 03/08/12 | Swarthmore |
PapermakingPresented by Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve at Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve March 10, 2012 You’re invited to a pulp party! Create colorful and unique handmade paper using blenders, recycled paper, and a mold and deckle. Come get a jump-start on special occasion cards, create scrapbooking paper, or make stationery. Bring a cardboard box or box top in which to carry your paper home. Ages 6 and up. | Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve | 03/10/12 | New Hope |
Nature's Narratives: The Botany of DesirePresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College March 14, 2012 Join Andrew Bunting, Curator of the Scott Arboretum, for a series of free tours at the Scott Arboretum. "A Walk with the Curator" program provides an in-depth look at the collections, gardens, and plant selections through the eyes of the man responsible for curating the collection. Andrew Bunting will discuss the most recent accessions acquired for the collection, why plants were removed from the collection and maybe should be removed from your garden, as well as the latest garden... | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 03/14/12 | Swarthmore |
Guided Tour: A Walk with the CuratorPresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College March 14, 2012 Join Andrew Bunting, Curator of the Scott Arboretum, for a series of free tours at the Scott Arboretum. The A Walk with the Curator program provides an in-depth look at the collections, gardens, and plant selections through the eyes of the man responsible for curating the collection. Andrew Bunting will discuss the most recent accessions acquired for the collection, why plants were removed from the collection (and maybe should be removed from your garden), and the latest garden designs at... | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 03/14/12 | Swarthmore |
Travels at Twelve: Wild Abandon and a New Frontier: Converting Vacant Railways into Urban GreenwaysPresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Swarthmore College - Lang Performing Arts Center March 15, 2012 Longwood Graduate Fellow Ashby Leavell will recount her recent visits to Paris and Berlin as part of her thesis research about railway parks. She will discuss how these unique parks can be more affordable and easier to maintain than the High Line in New York City. Her thesis takes into consideration the development, management, and neighborhood impact of rail line parks. Contact the Scott Arboretum Offices at 610-328-8025 for more information about parking. | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 03/15/12 | Swarthmore |
Botany of Desire ScreeningPresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College March 16, 2012 Join Scott Arboretum for a free screening of Michael Pollan’s documentary The Botany of Desire in the Wister Center. Flowers. Trees. Plants. Humans have always thought that they controlled them. But what if, in fact, they have been shaping humans? Using this provocative question as a jumping off point, The Botany of Desire, a two-hour PBS documentary based on the best-selling book by Michael Pollan, takes you on an eye-opening exploration of our relationship with the... | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 03/16/12 | Swarthmore |
Green Roof TourPresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College March 17, 2012 Learn about the inner workings, benefits and beauty of green roofs while exploring the three at the Arboretum. Please note the level of difficulty on these tours is higher than others offered; a brisk walk and several steps are required to reach the final roof. Children under the age of 12 are not permitted on the roofs. In case of inclement weather, the tour will be canceled. | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 03/17/12 | Swarthmore |
The Landscape's Color SpectrumPresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College March 23, 2012 Join Claudia West and Carrie Wiles of North Creek Nurseries4 for this photographic presentation interpreting Bertolt Hering’s research of natural color ranges in modern European landscapes and how he applied these principles to the American landscape. Travel through regional native plant communities as the fascinating color ranges found within these ecosystems are explored. As humans have evolved, their perception of beauty and color has been shaped by textures and harmony of hues... | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 03/23/12 | Swarthmore |
Knowing Native Plants: Signs of SpringPresented by Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve at Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve March 24, 2012 The promise of spring is just around the corner. Meet the early flowering plants and learn how they have adapted to this potentially harsh time of year. This program will focus on early-blooming species such as snow trillium, skunk cabbage, and hepatica. Presentation/discussion followed by an outdoor tour. | Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve | 03/24/12 | New Hope |
S.O.S. (Signs of Spring)Presented by Montgomery County Department of Parks and Heritage Services March 25, 2012 Come and search for the earliest signs of spring. We'll be investigating both plants and animals. Learn about the earliest birds to arrive back from the south. See some of the tiniest flowers.
For all ages. Pre-registration is required. Meet near the pavilions in parking lot #3. | Montgomery County Department of Parks and Heritage Services | 03/25/12 | Norristown |
| Horticulture Seminar: Unusual Broadleaved Evergreens | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 03/30/12 | Swarthmore |
| Winter Wellness Walks | Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania | 01/07/12-
03/31/12 | Philadelphia |
Introduction to Invasive PlantsPresented by Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve at Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve March 31, 2012 Discover the Preserve’s most unwanted! Learn about the problems caused by invasive plants – plants that take over and compete with native plants. Find out which species are of concern at the Preserve and beyond, and the methods we are using to control these exotic intruders. Preserve staff will introduce you to invasive plants through a presentation and short video. | Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve | 03/31/12 | New Hope |
Sakura-Matsuri: Cherry Blossom Viewing at Scott ArboretumPresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College April 1, 2012 Join Director Claire Sawyers, who lived in Japan for six years, to marvel at our beautiful cherries and learn about their importance to Japanese culture while enjoying sushi, sake, and other refreshments. Afterward, complete your cultural experience with a performance by Tamagawa University in the Lang Music Building at 7 pm. The performance, coordinated through Swarthmore College, is free and open to the public, and seating is first come, first served. Limited to 30. Call 610-328-8025 to... | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 04/01/12 | Swarthmore |
A Walk with the CuratorPresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College April 11, 2012 Join Andrew Bunting, curator of the Scott Arboretum, for a free tours at the Scott Arboretum. "A Walk with the Curator" program provides an in-depth look at the collections, gardens, and plant selections through the eyes of the man responsible for curating the collection. Andrew Bunting will discuss the most recent accessions acquired for the collection, why plants were removed from the collection and maybe should be removed from your garden, as well as the latest garden designs at... | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 04/11/12 | Swarthmore |
Magnolia Study DayPresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College April 14, 2012 Join Scott Arboretum curator Andrew Bunting for a day devoted to magnolias. Also president of the Magnolia Society International, Andrew will discuss magnolias for the home garden and lead an in-depth study of magnolia specimens. Although free, limited to 40.
Call 610-328-8025 to register. | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 04/14/12 | Swarthmore |
Dino Day & Bug Bonanza Family FestivalPresented by Camden Children's Garden at Camden Children's Garden April 14-April 15, 2012 Celebrate dinosaurs and insects while digging for fossils in the popular Dino Garden! This festival includes educational activities, a fun planting activity, and themed crafts.
Part of the Camden Children’s Garden Second Weekend Series. | Camden Children's Garden | 04/14/12-
04/15/12 | Camden |
Earth Day Habitat RestorationPresented by Montgomery County Department of Parks and Heritage Services April 22, 2012 Join us in an Earth Day project. Ranger Mike Seasholtz will lead an effort to remove invasive plants from a section of the park. You will learn to identify native vs. non-native species. Individuals, families and groups are all welcome. Bring work gloves, hand trowels or shovels, loppers or pruning shears, and water to drink. Meet in the milkhouse/office parking lot. | Montgomery County Department of Parks and Heritage Services | 04/22/12 | Norristown |
| Earth Day Edibles | Montgomery County Department of Parks and Heritage Services | 04/22/12 | Huntingdon Valley |
Green Roof TourPresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College April 24, 2012 Learn about the inner workings, benefits, and beauty of green roofs while exploring the three we have at the Arboretum. Please note the level of difficulty on these tours is higher than others we offer; a brisk walk and several steps are required to reach the final roof. Children under the age of 12 are not permitted on the roofs.
The tour will begin at the Scott Arboretum Offices and is free and open to the public. In case of inclement weather, the tour will be canceled. For... | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 04/24/12 | Swarthmore |
Introduction to Pollination Biology - Evening CoursePresented by Wagner Free Institute of Science at Free Library of Philadelphia - Independence Branch March 21-April 25, 2012 This course will be held at the Independence Branch of the Free Library, located at 18 S. 7th Street (7th and Market Streets), Philadelphia.
Taught by Professor Tatyana Livshultz
Pollination evolved 360 million years ago with the evolution of seed plants and is ubiquitous in all landscapes dominated by them. This course will survey the science of pollination biology, including the discovery of plant pollination in the late seventeenth century, plant adaptations to... | Wagner Free Institute of Science | 03/21/12-
04/25/12 | Philadelphia |
2012 Centennial Celebration GalaPresented by Fairmount Park Conservancy April 26, 2012 Annual Fundraising Gala to take place at the Horticutlture Center in West Fairmount Park. Honorees will be announced in near future. | Fairmount Park Conservancy | 04/26/12 | Philadelphia |
2012 Centennial Celebration for Fairmount Park ConservancyPresented by Fairmount Park Conservancy at Horticulture Center April 26, 2012
Please join the Fairmount Park Conservancy for the 2012 Centennial Celebration to honor three of Fairmount Park’s dedicated champions:
• Corporate Leadership: Vanguard
• Civic Leadership: Joseph Manko, Sr., Esquire
• Park Champion: Ryan Howard
The Centennial Celebration will be held at The Fairmount Park Horticulture Center in the Centennial District of West Fairmount Park. The evening will benefit the Fairmount Park Conservancy, a...
| Fairmount Park Conservancy | 04/26/12 | Philadelphia |
Spring Highlights TourPresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College April 28, 2012 Join Laura Stiebitz, Scott intern, for a free tour of the Scott Arboretum. Experience the wonder of spring with a tour of the best spring spots at the Scott Arboretum. The tour will begin at the Scott Arboretum offices and is free and open to the public. In case of inclement weather, the tour will be canceled. For more information, please call the Scott Arboretum offices at 610-328-8025. | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 04/28/12 | Swarthmore |
Earth and Arbor Day Family FestivalPresented by Camden Children's Garden at Camden Children's Garden April 28-April 29, 2012 Celebrate Earth Day amid the beauty of 4.5 acres of children's themed gardens and the Philadelphia Eagles Four Seasons Butterfly House. This festival includes planting activities, a ladybug release, crafts and educational activities to learn about, and to help celebrate, Mother Earth.
Part of the Camden Children’s Garden Fourth Weekend Series. | Camden Children's Garden | 04/28/12-
04/29/12 | Camden |
Agricultural Science and Policy - Evening CoursePresented by Wagner Free Institute of Science at Pennsylvania Horticultural Society March 26-April 30, 2012 This course is co-sponsored by the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. The lectures will be given at the PHS offices, 100 N. 20th Street.
Taught by Professor David Hewitt
This course will provide scientific background to understand selected current issues in agricultural and food policy. Subjects will include ecology, physiology (plant and animal), genetics and molecular/cell biology and will be integrated into discussions of topics in fertilizer production and... | Wagner Free Institute of Science | 03/26/12-
04/30/12 | Philadelphia |
Tree Peony Collection Tour and Reception with Mid-Atlantic Peony SocietyPresented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College May 2, 2012 All are welcome to attend the Mid-Atlantic Peony Society (MAPS) for a tour of the Tree Peony Collection with an opportunity to learn from peony experts. A reception will follow with refreshments and a chance to interact with other peony enthusiasts. T register and gather more information, please call the Scott Arboretum Offices at 610-328-8025.
| Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 05/02/12 | Swarthmore |
Ladew Garden Festival: Shopping Extravaganza!Presented by Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College at Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College May 5, 2012 Surrounded by the beauty of Ladew Topiary Gardens, shop from an exclusive collection of vendors featuring hard-to-find perennials and annuals, unusual exotics and container specialties plus decorative furniture, urns, statuary and other architectural treasures. This event is similar in style to Connecticut’s popular Trade Secrets. Enjoy lunch at the casual Ladew Café and exploring the gardens. We will have a special stop at Groff’s Plant Farm on the way home to round out... | Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College | 05/05/12 | Swarthmore |
