Reinventing
Beauty in the Garden
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Dear Friends,
The warm weather over the last few weeks has ushered in the promise
of spring which means it won’t be long before our gates open for
the season. Already the garden is beginning to show signs of life,
with delicate buds appearing on branches. Spring is always so
welcome, and with the additional 4,000 bulbs planted last fall, we
are expecting quite a show!
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One of the great joys of the garden is that it is forever changing.
Each year the garden reinvents itself as it has for almost 100
years. We are grateful to play a role in guiding its evolution
through the careful selection and placement of plants.
Our horticulture team carefully considers each area of the garden
with an eye toward the interplay between the various blooms and
foliage. The changes may be subtle or more dramatic, depending on
where you are in the garden and at which part of the season you visit.
There is always something new to discover on a repeat visit and we
cannot wait to welcome you back.
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With April right around the corner, we are closely watching the
garden for signs that the star magnolias and cherry blossoms are
approaching peak beauty. It will not be long before we invite
members for a preview to take in their stunning beauty.
Members should keep an eye on their inbox for alerts.
We hope to see you very soon!
All my best,
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Abby O'Neill
Executive Director
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Program Registration is Open!
Visit our
website to view a complete listing of this season's program
offerings. We are excited to offer more ways to connect
with nature this season, from new on-site tours and lectures, to
concerts, workshops, and more.
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Greenwood Community DayFriday,
May 6
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Register Now
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Woods Ecology: A Walk on The Wild
SideSaturday,
May 7
11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Register Now
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