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Cultivating the power of the arts - the Abington Art Center inspires individuals and strengthening community. Located on a historic 27 acre campus in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, Abington Art Center presents exhibitions, programs and events designed to make the visual arts a part of your world. We believe art should be engaging, approachable and, above all else, fun. At Abington Art Center, you won't just observe art. You'll touch it, feel it, create it and be a part of it. Visit our Sculpture Park and galleries featuring the work of today's artists, explore making art yourself in one of our many workshops and classes or bring your family for one of our many events such as concerts on the lawn, or coffee talks with artists.

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The Rose Garden features a beautiful array of rose and other flower varieties, in peak bloom typically in June - July. The Rose Garden is a popular park for walking, bicycling, and photography opportunities. The 1.3 mile walking loop is a great way to exercise, and features a smaller loop with 10 Wellness Stations, designed with exercise equipment for ages 50 & older. Three pavilions and park restrooms are located off of Honochick Drive.

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The Ambler Arboretum of Temple University is a 187-acre-site that encompasses the Ambler Campus. The diverse grounds include many different gardens and trees. Visitors are welcome to visit the arboretum and stroll the grounds.

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Andalusia is situated along the banks of the Delaware River, with its landscape dominated by large specimen shade trees on a lawn surrounding a Greek-Revival mansion

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The property, originally part of a land grant from William Penn, is carefully maintained as an arboretum and bird sanctuary. With its blossoming trees and boxwood gardens, stone walls and clear streams, Appleford provides a serene sense of beauty in every season.

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Awbury Arboretum is a vibrant landscape with a rich history. Once the private enclave of an extended Quaker family, Awbury Arboretum has been open to the public free of charge as a public park and arboretum for nearly 100 years. Its 55-acre historic landscape now stands as a green oasis in a densely-populated urban environment.

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Everyone is welcome to explore, connect to nature, participate in programs, celebrate personal journeys, relax, reflect, and experience something new. Our grounds are free and open to the public year-round, dawn to dusk. Our Welcome Center is open every day except Thanksgiving Day and the Friday after Thanksgiving, from April 1st through the first weekend of December.

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Over 700 of Pennsylvania's 2,000 native plant species grow naturally on the Preserve's 134 acres. For this richness of native plants, credit the Preserve's diverse habitats-mature hardwood forests, a meadow, steep hillsides, a creek, two ponds and other wetlands-and three distinct geological zones that influence their overlying soils.

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The Brandywine River Museum of Art engages audiences through its presentation and interpretation of American art with a particular focus on the Wyeth family and other artists of the Brandywine region. The gardens include wildflowers, trees, and shrubs set within landscaped woodlands, wetland, flood plain, and meadow.

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Chanticleer has been called the most romantic, imaginative, and exciting public garden in America. The garden is a study of textures and forms, where foliage trumps flowers, the gardeners lead the design, and even the drinking fountains are sculptural. It is a garden of pleasure and learning, relaxing yet filled with ideas to take home.

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The Hall is the former music room and ballroom of the Curtis mansion. A stone memorial and tree grove was established by the Township in 1948 in tribute to all residents who gave their lives in service in World War II.

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The Horticulture Center, a modern exhibition hall and greenhouse, is located in beautiful West Fairmount Park. The Center was built in 1979 and sits on the site of the former Horticultural Hall and the 1876 Centennial Exposition building. The grounds and greenhouses are open daily.

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This garden has been designed to be a contemplative, peaceful place to go, remember, and pay respects to all those who perished on 9/11. But it also is a place to enjoy life and be vibrant, as all of our loved ones once were.

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Glen Foerd on the Delaware, established in 1850, is the last remaining riverfront estate open to the public in the city of Philadelphia. Its 18-acre grounds are free and open to the public daily from dawn until dusk. Tours of the estate's Gilded Age historic, mansion which features an art gallery & German rathskellar, are available. Glen Foerd on the Delaware is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and is located on the confluence of the Poquessing Creek and Delaware River.

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An environment conducive to growth for wildflowers, ferns, rhododendrons, and native and rare trees, including more than 150 species of conifers. The result is a beautiful 63-acre arboretum.

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Grounds For Sculpture is a place to exhibit sculpture and a garden and arboretum. The design includes formal and informal aspects. Paved terraces, pergolas, and courtyards juxtapose natural woodlands, ponds, and bamboo groves. Expanses of lawn are delineated by sculptured rose-covered berms.

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Our mission is to steward the College's historic tree collection while fostering a connection between our 216-acre campus and those who work, visit, study, and reside here. Maintaining the health, diversity, and history of the tree collection honors William Carvill's original 1834 landscape design, while our educational programming ensures continued engagement with this unique and treasured asset.

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The Arboretum provides a living laboratory of mature trees and remnant native woodland. The Arboretum's designed gardens serves as a green resource for the surrounding community. Seasonal beauty combines with the Georgian architecture of many of the college's buildings to make the Henry Schmieder Arboretum a pleasant location here in the northern suburbs of Philadelphia

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The Highlands Mansion and Gardens is a 44-acre historic site with a late 18th century Georgian mansion and two-acre formal garden. Surrounded by massive stone walls, the gardens offer a beautiful example of early 20th, century estate gardening with an unusual blend of horticulture and architecture.

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Hortulus Farm, a 100-acre property, features twenty-four separate gardens on 30 of its acres, linked by paths, greenswards, and bridges passing over local Fire Creek. In spring, the Hortulus Farm lawns and woodlands are ablaze with over 200,000 daffodils, narcissus, bluebells, native dogwoods, and Delaware Valley white azaleas.

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Throughout the Arboretum you will see a variety of trees, shrubs, annuals and perennials, including both native and non-native species. The Arboretum also contains approximately 20,000 square feet of display gardens. The gardens were created for educational purposes. They are also a great place to appreciate nature, meditate, or have a snack. Each garden has a theme, for example: the herb garden, rock garden, cut flower garden, and butterfly garden.

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One of eastern Pennsylvania's great horticultural and environmental assets. As a botanical garden, the Arboretum maintains a collection of trees, shrubs, wildflowers and ferns in a tranquil, naturalistic landscape. In addition, the Arboretum features a diverse collection of rhododendrons and azaleas from around the world. The unique landscape and diverse plant collections provide sanctuary for a variety of native birds, insects and other wildlife.

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Laurel Hill along with its sister cemetery West Laurel Hill, serve as a horticultural retreat for visitors to enjoy. A combined collection of nearly 300 carefully selected and well-maintained species of trees and shrubs benefit the native wildlife and enhance the natural beauty of each site.

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Linden Hill Gardens specializes in uncommon plants for collectors and connoisseurs. We scour plant sources near and far to find wonderful perennials, shrubs, trees, and climbers to please even the pickiest plant aficionado. Linden Hill has a variety of display gardens open to visitors. Featured themes include: Formal Garden, Deer Resistant Garden, Living Patio, Long Border, Blue Profusion, Cottage Garden and more.

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Longwood Gardens is the living legacy of Pierre S. du Pont, inspiring people through excellence in garden design, horticulture, education and the arts. We continue Pierre S. du Pont's passion for excellence through innovation, creativity, experimentation and professional development. The advancement of public horticulture is central to our role as a global leader in our field.

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From Spring to Fall, Meadowbrook Farm welcomes you with a variety of plants and flowers. Step into a number of exquisite gardens and experience the sweeping colors of fresh spring flowers. Walk the estate and see a blanket of vibrant plants and other foliage. Explore the statuesque trees throughout the farm property. Head into the outer meadows and see the natural pollinator gardens and hear the bees and hummingbirds.

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More than 13,000 labeled plants of over 2,500 types are growing in the Arboretum's living collection. These include representatives of the temperate floras of North America, Asia, and Europe. Many of the Delaware Valley's "trees-of-record" (the largest of their kind) are found in the Arboretum. Most notable are the katsura, Engler beech, Bender oak, and trident maple.

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A National Historic Landmark, Morven is situated on five pristine acres in the heart of Princeton, NJ.

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The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society is a nonprofit membership organization founded in 1827 that offers programs, activities, workshops, and publications for gardeners of all levels and interests.

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The Reading Public Museum hosts an impressive arboretum that covers 25 acres of lushly appointed and carefully maintained natural beauty. The Wyomissing Creek, which flows through the arboretum and park, provides a peaceful, mesmerizing ambiance for leisurely walks along the many pathways.

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The Schiff Natural Lands Trust, Inc., is a member-supported, community-based, non-profit organization dedicated to preserving open space, serving as a model of environmental stewardship, providing educational opportunities, and improving the ecological value of natural areas using best management practices. We maintain an active nature center and offer a variety of programs open to the public for environmental education, research and passive recreational activities consistent with the preservation of natural areas.

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A garden of ideas and suggestions exhibiting more than 4,000 kinds of ornamental plants. Grounds are free and open to the public daily, year round, dawn to dusk

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These traditional Japanese values are represented by the melding of history and culture at Shofuso Japanese House and Garden, a traditional-style Japanese house and garden that reflects the history of Japanese culture in Philadelphia, from the 1876 Centennial Exposition to the installation of its contemporary paintings in 2007.

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With soaring trees, expansive vistas, and dynamic displays of native plants, Stoneleigh is a celebration of the natural world. Once a family home, now a public garden, Stoneleigh celebrates the beauty of native plants and the importance of biodiversity. We hope to inspire our guests to think about how gardening in concert with nature is essential to improving the health of our planet.

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The 12-acre arboretum is astonishingly diverse for its size, with more than 2,500 varieties of woody and herbaceous plants, many rare. The peony and lilac collections, which date from the early 1900s, are important genetic resources for conservation and study.

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Open year round, the Arboretum encompasses 650 acres of horticultural collections, rare plant specimens, ancient trees, historic buildings and extensive hiking trails. People visit Tyler for many reasons; opportunities abound for all to learn about natural living systems through our diverse resources.

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Welkinweir is a 224-acre oasis of natural beauty, featuring a 55-acre arboretum and historic estate house, as well as ecologically diverse wetland, meadow, and woodland habitats. The property is a living laboratory for the study of ecological issues, sustainability, and land stewardship, offering inspiration and education for visitors & community members.

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Located on 187 acres of rolling hills strikingly endowed with azaleas, rhododendrons, flowering trees, and specimen hardwoods, lies West Laurel Hill Cemetery. For nearly 150 years, West Laurel Hill has been creating its own history as a final resting place of exceptional beauty and tranquility.

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From art shows, to a new sculpture garden, guided walks to painting classes to community gardens to children's camps to evening concerts and more, there's something for everyone at Whittemore! Lots of exciting things are happening here, so please click through our website to explore! The Whittemore trails are open daily to the public from dawn to dusk. Please respect nature and take all trash and dog waste back out with you.

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The William F. Curtis Arboretum is a nationally registered arboretum with hundreds of tree species in individual plantings and gardens. Guided tours of the arboretum are free and provide a hands-on outdoors opportunity for students to learn about botany, tree identification and ecology.

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National Historic Landmark. 1892 French Gothic manor house, gardens, ponds, woodland. Headquarters of Father Divine's International Peace Mission Movement. Modest dress required.