Autumn Seasonal Highlights

AU TU MN Autumn’s Colors September 6–November 23

Autumn’s Colors On view September 6–November 23 Autumn…when clear, crisp days entice you to stroll amid our colorful foliage, venture into the Meadow Garden for a solitary walk, or explore the Garden Railway, resonating with children’s laughter. Discover the Meadow Garden in its most exuberant season, as late-blooming goldenrod, native asters, and grasses color the landscape.

Our horticulture expertise shines during Chrysanthemum Festival. From our Thousand Bloom Mum, to our Night of 1,000 Lights lantern festival, there are thousands upon thousands of reasons to celebrate autumn in our Gardens.

Chrysanthemum Festival October 25–November 23

Experience our best expression of the art of horticulture during Chrysanthemum Festival, showcasing the Asian tradition of cultivating chrysanthemums into artistic shapes.

Step inside our 4-acre Conservatory and discover more than 80,000 chrysanthemum blooms nurtured and trained into inspiring forms, including shields, spirals, cascades, balls, and even a 10-foot tall yellow chandelier.

Be amazed by the crown jewel of our display, the Thousand Bloom Mum— featuring more than 1,300 perfectly arranged flowers—the largest of its kind grown outside of Asia.

Did You Know?

Chrysanthemums were first grown and displayed in the Gardens when our founder Pierre S. du Pont opened the Conservatory in 1921. Today, Chrysanthemum Festival is one of the largest and oldest chrysanthemum displays in North America.

Night of 1,000 Lights Friday & Saturday, November 7 & 8, 6–9 pm

Celebrate the beauty of Chrysanthemum Festival after hours. See more than 1,000 lanterns aglow in our Conservatory during our Asian-inspired celebration.

Meet the gardeners that spend more than a year growing the artful chrysanthemum forms, make your own lantern for our festival parade, enjoy special performances, and watch illuminated fountains dance in our Open Air Theatre.

Tickets On Sale Now $28 Ages 16 & over / $10 Members ages 16 & over $13 Ages 15 & under / $5 Members ages 15 & under Purchase tickets today and learn more at longwoodgardens.org Tickets limited. Sell out likely. Event is rain or shine.

Highlights from Our Gardens Autumn’s Colors in Our Meadow Garden (1) If you experienced the tranquil green of our Meadow Garden this summer, you’ll be amazed by its color transformation this fall. Plan another visit to explore our newest garden and be inspired by the vibrant yellows of our goldenrod and purples of our asters. There’s also no better place to view the changing fall foliage in the adjacent forest than from the many Meadow paths. Venture to the Hawk Point Pavilion for a breathtaking view of the landscape filled with red and gold Indiangrass and little bluestem. While you’re there, keep an eye out for bald eagles, various hawks, and osprey during the fall raptor migration. Kids may even spot woolly bear caterpillars, giant leopard moth caterpillars, and families of deer grazing. The Meadow Garden comes to life in the fall, and we hope to see you there.

Upcoming Meadow Days September 20 & October 11 11 am–3 pm Free with Gardens Admission Longwood experts will be on hand to answer questions as the whole family explores our Meadow bridges and pavilions, and a nature seek and find.

During Meadow Days, Longwood Gardens is proud to partner with Natural Lands Trust, a regional land conservation organization.

Bonsai Display Roots (2) Our interest in bonsai began in 1959 when Yuji Yoshimura came to teach a class in the art of training miniature trees. Inspired by his visit, Longwood purchased 13 of his plants.

Of the 13 original plants, four remain a part of our current collection. Today, Longwood has a total of 40 bonsai.

At any given time, visitors can see 12–14 bonsai on view in our Conservatory—as our gardeners rotate which bonsai we feature. Throughout the autumn season, many of our deciduous bonsai have leaves that change to a vibrant fall color. Peak color is typically the few weeks before Thanksgiving. Some years we even get to see a full-size pomegranate grow on our bonsai pomegranate tree, and another fall highlight is displaying a few select bonsai chrysanthemums.

Student Exhibition Garden: Every Place Tells a Story (3) Every year, the senior Professional Gardener class is split into four teams and tasked to create a garden showcasing what they have learned in the two-year program. Given a budget, the students set out to design a garden following a theme—and this year’s theme was “Every Place Tells a Story.” The students worked closely with our experts and craftsmen to create four impressive displays.

Whether it involved welding a 430pound metal structure so large it had to be brought in by crane, or tying 8,700 neon zip ties to archways, the displays this year demonstrate the students’ creative talent and imagination. Visit the garden stories in the Student Exhibition Garden now through mid-October.

The Longwood Gardens Professional Gardener Program is a two-year, tuition-free program that combines hands-on experience and a rigorous academic curriculum to prepare students for employment as professional horticulturists. Learn more at longwoodgardens.org.

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All Aboard Our Garden Railway Opens September 6 This fall, be sure to bring your little ones (and big ones) to visit our Garden Railway in its new location near the Birdhouse Treehouse. Five locomotives and more than 45 different engines rumble through the G-scale model train display. The Garden Railway operates during regular Gardens hours, weather permitting, through January 11, 2015.

New Courses on Tap for Continuing Education in 2015

Organ Competition Documentary: Coming in 2015 A documentary chronicling the journey of the 10 finalists in the 2013 Longwood Gardens International Organ Competition is nearly complete.

With the support of generous sponsors and the vision of established filmmaker and producer Eric Schultz of PCK Media, the documentary is in its final editing stages and will be premiering in 2015. Follow the 10 competitors as they deal with the grueling pressures of the competition and go behind-the-scenes as the drama unfolds leading up to the announcement of the Pierre S. du Pont First Prize winner. Viewers will see that the organ continues to be an important instrument, and how Longwood Gardens is propelling the art form forward while helping develop the next generation of musicians.

A premiere date will be announced soon. Visit longwoodgardens.org for updates.

Continuing Education is planning new, creative, and cutting-edge courses for 2015. Highlights include the integration of culinary arts and the home landscape with Longwood’s talented gardeners and chefs, crevice gardening, early planting using cold frames and low hoops, and brewing compost tea. Whether you are a painter, photographer, or just interested in the plants and animals that inhabit our new Meadow Garden, a seasonal series of meadow-inspired courses await you. This season, our latest floral design courses offer new techniques using orchids, pumpkins, and amaryllis, as well as inventive ways to use structural elements to enhance your designs.

Registration for 2015 Continuing Education Courses Opens November 10 Excited for what is in store for our 2015 Continuing Education programs?

Don’t miss your chance to register for classes of your choice. Continuing Education course registration opens November 10 at 10 am. Our complete calendar of 2015 Continuing Education course offerings and online catalog will be available later this fall at longwoodgardens.org. Members save 10% on all Continuing Education courses.

Pumpkin Playground Returns Opens October 1 Visit our Children’s Corner to see, touch, and strike a pose for a photo with our pumpkins. The Pumpkin Playground features a collection of colorful pumpkins that kids can move, manipulate, and play with. Wander over to our Vegetable Garden to see the largest pumpkin on display, weighing in at over 800 pounds.

The Search for Innovation with Ron Mulray, aifd October 6–8 Registration now open Be inspired by floral designer Ron Mulray, a visionary and member of the American Institute of Floral Designers, during a series of live demonstrations and workshops designed for beginners, hobbyists, and professionals.

The Search for Innovation with Ron Mulray: A Floral Design Demonstration & Reception October 6, 7 pm Join us for an evening in the Ballroom, and see Mulray design live on stage as he turns traditional flowers, ordinary objects, and household items into extraordinary works of art. A complimentary dessert reception follows.

Preferred Seating: $65 Open Seating: $45 Member Open Seating: $39 Hands-on Workshops with Ron Mulray: Uncontained October 7, 9 am–12 pm $195 / Members: $175

Advanced registration required for all events: longwoodgardens.org 610.388.5454 Space is limited.

Wired Up October 7, 1–4 pm $195 / Members: $175 My Hands are Tied October 8, 9 am–4 pm $389 / Members: $350

Autumn Calendar Insider Tours Get an exclusive look at these amazing spaces: our Production Greenhouse, Open Air Theatre, Italian Water Garden, or Conservatory and Heat Plant. Experience our newest tour, the Garden Story, where our expert guides lead you through the highlights of select Gardens and share fascinating stories of our history.

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Garden Railway Opens Today!

On view now–January 11, 2015 Focus on Foliage 9 am–12 pm * Meadow Garden Highlights Walk 10:30–11 am

Thursday–Sunday at 11:30 am & 2 pm Members $3, Guests $4 Garden Highlights Walks Meet our expert guides and learn about our outdoor and indoor displays that are in peak bloom.

Circus/Theatre/Dance: Australia’s Strange Fruit 1:30, 3, & 4:30 pm

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Thursday–Sunday at 1 pm Free with Gardens Admission Meadow Garden Walks & Hikes Join us in the Meadow Garden for one of our many hikes or shorter walks led by our expert guides. Hike to our pavilions and explore the secrets of the Meadow Garden along the way. All walks and hikes are weather dependent.

Visit longwoodgardens.org for even more offerings.

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Birds of Longwood Walk 9–11 am

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Our Pest Friends Walk 11–11:30 am

Asian Inspired Garden Design 4-part class September 10, 17, 24 October 1 7–9 pm *

Trial Garden on View Now–late-September

Strolling Performers: Stars & Stripes 1–4 pm

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Groundcovers 3-part class September 2, 9, 16 6:30–8:30 pm *

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Wonders of the Waterlilies 1–1:30 pm

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Circus/Theatre/Dance: Australia’s Strange Fruit 2:30 & 4:30 pm

Advanced Floral Design Wonders of the Waterlilies 1–1:30 pm

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Moonlight Magic

Circus/Theatre/Dance: Australia’s Strange Fruit 1:30, 3, & 4:30 pm

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Waterlily Display on View Now–mid-October

Autumn’s Colors on View September 6–November 23

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An Evening in the Water Garden Deciduous Trees 6-part class September 11, 18, 25 October 2, 9, 16 6:30–8:30 pm * Floral Fun with Karl Gercens 6:30–8:30 pm * Landscape Design II

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U.S. Botanic Garden & Production Facility Tour 6:30 am–6 pm *

Meadow Wildflower Hike 11 am–12 pm Dahlia Show 1–6 pm

Beginner Bird Walk 5–6 pm

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Meadow Day 11 am–3 pm

Basic Floral Design Birds of Longwood Walk 9–11 am

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Explore the New Meadow Garden with Tom Brightman 12 pm & 2:30 pm

Meadow Garden Highlights Walk 10:30–11 am

Orchids for Beginners

Fireworks & Fountains: Ladies & Gentlemen…

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Carillon Concert: Janet Tebbel 3 pm

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Philadelphia Ikebana Society Chapter Display On view now–September 28

Carillon Concert: Doug Gefvert 3 pm

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Introduction to Botanical Illustration: Evening Session 9-part class September 15, 22, 29 October 6, 20, 27 November 3, 10, 17 6:30–9 pm *

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Birds of Longwood Walk 9–11 am Plant Science– Understanding Plants 6-part class September 22, 29 October 6, 13, 20, 27 5–7 pm *

Botanical Illustration Studio Introduction to Botanical Illustration: Morning Session

Dahlia Show 9 am–6 pm

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Story Time for Families 10 & 10:45 am

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Home School Day Nature Voice (K–8) 10–11:30 am Wonders of the Waterlilies 1–1:30 pm

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Pest Identification 9 am–12 pm *

Story Time for Families 10 & 10:45 am

Plant Disease Identification 1–4 pm *

Meadow Ecology Hike 11 am–12 pm

New Heights: The Fountain Revitalization A Chimes Tower and Rose Arbor Member Exclusive Event 6 pm ***

Weed Identification 9 am–12 pm * Tips for Turf Diagnosis: Insect and Disease Management 1–4 pm *

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A Challenge in Black and White A Naturalist’s Notebook

Wonders of the Waterlilies 1–1:30 pm

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Ecosystem Driver: Water—A Closer Look at this Vital Resource 9:30 am–12:30 pm *

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Artistry in Aquatics 9:30 am–4 pm *

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Field and Feather Series: Finessing the Field 7:30–11:30 am *

Beginner Bird Walk 9:30–10:30 am

Meadow Garden Highlights Walk 10:30–11 am

Meadow Garden Highlights Walk 10:30–11 am

Ecosystem Driver: Woodland—Our Original Landscape 1:30–4:30 pm *

Uncontained: Hands-on Workshop 9 am–12 pm * Story Time for Families 10 & 10:45 am

Photography Lecture with George Lepp: 2–4 pm * Location: The Ballroom

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Wired Up: Hands-on Workshop 1–4 pm *

Meadow Garden Photography

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My Hands are Tied: Hands-on Workshop 9 am–4 pm *

Revitalization Talks 11 am & 1 pm

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Sustainable Landscape and Design Theory 5-part class October 9, 16, 23, 30 November 6 4:30–6:30 pm *

Story Time for Families 10 & 10:45 am Ornamental Grasses 6-part class September 30 October 7, 14, 21, 28 November 4 6:30–8:30 pm *

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October

Assess Your Trees: Good, Bad, or Otherwise...

9 am–12 pm *

Pumpkin Playground on View Now–late-October

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Floral Fun with Chad Wlazelek 6:30–8:30 pm *

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Introduction to Ikebana *

Holiday Dining Events Public Sale Sale begins: 10 am Purchase tickets in advance for holiday dining events: Thanksgiving Buffet & Breakfast with Santa

Beginner Bird Walk 5–6 pm

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Children’s Literature in Bloom 8:30 am–4 pm 3 Boy Scouts: Belt Loop Bonanza 9:30 am–12:30 pm

Meadow Harvest Dinner 6–10 pm 1 Plants that Heal

Webelos Forester Activity Badge 10 am–12 pm

Meadow Garden Highlights Walk 10:30–11 am

Meadow Garden Highlights Walk 10:30–11 am

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Organ Concert: Steve Schreiber 1 pm

Beginning Bonsai

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Holiday Dining Events Member Pre-sale: October 6–9 Sale begins: 10 am Purchase tickets in advance for holiday dining events: Thanksgiving Buffet & Breakfast with Santa

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The Search for Innovation: A Floral Design Demonstration & Reception with Ron Mulray 7–9 pm *

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Orchid Repotting

Meadow Day 11 am–3 pm

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Birds of Longwood Walk 9–11 am Setting Processes in Motion: The Self-proliferating Landscape 2:30 pm Interpretations in Colored Pencils

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Birds of Longwood Walk 9–11 am

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Story Time for Families 10 & 10:45 am Our Pest Friends Walk 11–11:30 am

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Nooks and Crannies: Photographing the Tunnels of the Main Conservatory

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Chrysanthemum Festival on View October 25–November 23

Meadow Ecology Hike 11 am–12 pm

Children’s Literature in Bloom 8:30 am–4 pm 3

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Meadow Wreath

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Children’s Literature in Bloom 8:30 am–4 pm 3

Philadelphia Chapter of Ikebana International / Ameriseki Group of the N.A. Viewing Stone Society / Brandywine Bonsai Society Exhibit 9 am–6 pm

Native Meadows from the Ground Up 9 am–4 pm *

Advanced Floral Design II Successful and Ethical Seed Collection 9:30 am–12 pm *

Meadow Garden Highlights Walk 10:30–11 am

Meadow Garden Highlights Walk 10:30–11 am

Meadow Wildflower Hike 11 am–12 pm The WOW! Factor: Impact with Color The WOW! Factor: Impact with Line

Beginner Bird Walk 9:30–10:30 am

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Philadelphia Chapter of Ikebana International / Ameriseki Group of the N.A. Viewing Stone Society / Brandywine Bonsai Society Exhibit 9 am–6 pm

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Revitalization Talks 11 am & 1 pm

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Handmade Paper Chase 9 am–12 pm *

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Birds of Longwood Walk 9–11 am

Story Time for Families 10 & 10:45 am

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Forest Ecology Walk 1–2 pm

Classical Series: Dublin Guitar Quartet 8 pm 2

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Paper Structure for Ikebana 1–4 pm *

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Jazz Series: Cyrus Chestnut Trio 8 pm 2 (Calendar continued)

Birds of Longwood Walks and Beginner Bird Walks require outdoor clothing and shoes/ boots. Binoculars are recommended.

Story Time for Families is for children ages 3–5 and their caretakers. Young guests can enjoy fun stories surrounded by the beauty of our Conservatory. Story reading, songs, and puppets encourage children to discover the joys of nature, language, and literature.

Story Time for Families is located at the Green Wall in our Conservatory.

Please note: All ticketed events are limited.

Sell out likely.

Wonders of the Waterlilies Talks meet at the Waterlily Display. Get up-close to the waterlilies during these engaging presentations with our Gardeners.

The class you want sold out? E-mail help-ce@longwoodgardens.org or call 610.388.5454 to be put on our wait list.

Pest Friends Walks are led by our Integrated Pest Management staff and offer a glimpse into the world of insects and our pest management strategies.

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Children’s Literature in Bloom 8:30 am–4 pm 3

Handmade Soaps from Horticulture

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Mixed Media

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Autumn Photography at Abbondi

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Home School Day Go Figure (K–8) Biodiversity, Adaptations, and Biomes (9–12) 10–11:30 am

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Night of 1,000 Lights 6–9 pm 1

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Night of 1,000 Lights 6–9 pm 1

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Lights! Camera! Christmas!

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A Longwood Christmas on View November 27–January 11, 2015 Thanksgiving Buffet 11:30 am–7:30 pm 1

Horticulture

Birds of Longwood Walk 9–11 am

Education

Performance

Revitalization Talks 11 am & 1 pm

New! Meadow Garden

Members-only

Continuing Education 2015 Course Registration Opens 10 am Today *

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Our Pest Friends Walk 11–11:30 am

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Floral Fun with Ron Mulray 6:30–8:30 pm * Organ Concert: Peter Richard Conte 8 pm 2 Application Deadline ** Longwood Graduate Program Children’s Literature in Bloom 8:30 am–4 pm 3 Floral Design Certificate Exam 9 am–12 pm *

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Organ Concert: Wesley Parrott 1 pm

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A World of Music Series: Magos & Limón 8 pm 2

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Your Table is Gorgeous!

6–9 pm *

Dining

Birds of Longwood Walk 9–11 am

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Birds of Longwood Walk 9–11 am

Piano Performance: Valentina Lisitsa 8 pm 2

Family Fun

1 Special ticket required: longwoodgardens.org 610.388.1000 2 Special ticket required: ticketphiladelphia.org 215.893.1999 3 Registration & fee required: pawlp.org, 610.436.2202 * Advanced registration & fee required: enroll.longwoodgardens.org, 610.388.5454 For a complete list of our Continuing Education opportunities visit us online.

Members save 10%. ** To apply: longwoodgardens.org *** Event is by invitation only. Advanced registration required: longwoodgardens.org, 610.388.1000. For complete details visit longwoodgardens.org.

Purchase tickets for our Summer Barbecue at longwoodgardens.org Professional Development Opportunity Prix-fixe, pre-performance dinner reservations available, $44. Make reservations at opentable.com.

Enjoy a complimentary coffee reception at the conclusion of this performance.

Branching Out Lecture Series. Registration required: longwoodgardens.org, 610.388.1000, Members: Free, Guests: $25 Home School Day. Registration required: 610.388.5400 Scout Program. Registration required: longwoodgardens.org Buy Before You Arrive • Timed Tickets Required • Tickets Limited

New Heights The Fountain Revitalization Project Beginning Mid-October

We are thrilled to tell our Members about the largest project in our Gardens’ history this fall when we begin the restoration and renovation of our beloved Main Fountain Garden. A formal announcement is planned for September 25 but we wanted you to know first. As steward of one of the world’s great fountain gardens, our aim is to protect and preserve this invaluable piece of Longwood’s heritage built by our founder, Pierre S. du Pont. Since its debut in 1931 it’s been in continual use and is in desperate need of this restoration and repair.

This exciting project will focus on four important design issues: 1

Preservation of the legacy of Pierre S. du Pont’s original design

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Restoration of the architectural features you’ve come to love

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Creation of a new mechanical and electrical infrastructure to support its use for the next century

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Amplification of the landscape and fountains of this Europeaninspired garden

As the project progresses, there will be special programs, exhibits, tours, and opportunities for you to learn more about the experts and artisans involved in this important endeavor. In addition, we are planning new, awe-inspiring experiences so that Longwood remains a world apart experience for you.

Want to Learn More?

Reach New Heights With Us

Join us for Revitalization Talks Sundays, September 28, October 19, & November 9, 11 am & 1 pm

An Exclusive Evening for Chimes Tower Members Thursday, September 25, 6 pm

Get engaged in the Fountain Revitalization Project by learning more from a Longwood expert.

This short talk will highlight many aspects of the project including innovative technologies, exciting features, sensitive restoration, and enhanced horticulture of the future Main Fountain Garden.

Join us for a cocktail reception and presentation featuring the plans for the future of the Main Fountain Garden with Executive Director Paul B. Redman and our team of designers and architects. See details and registration information for this exclusive event on the next page.

Talks are located in the Visitor Center Auditorium and are free with Gardens Admission. Space is limited.

Members-only Moments Holiday Dining Events Member Pre-sale Member Pre-sale: October 6–9, sale begins at 10 am Public Sale: October 10, sale begins at 10 am Tickets: longwoodgardens.org

Members get the opportunity to purchase tickets to our popular holiday dining events before the general public.

Thanksgiving Buffet * November 27 Seatings are every half hour from 11:30 am–7:30 pm

Enjoy a seasonal holiday feast in our elegant Ballroom. $60 ages 12 & over $49 Members ages 12 & over $32 Ages 5–11 $26 Members ages 5–11 $5 Ages 1–4 / Free for infants Breakfast with Santa * December 7, 13, 14, 20 & 21 8:30 & 10 am

Savor a special breakfast buffet at The Terrace, and get the chance to have a visit with Santa! $42 ages 12 & over $34 Members ages 12 & over $23 Ages 5–11 $19 Members ages 5–11 $5 Ages 1–4 / Free for infants

Reach New Heights With Us An Exclusive Evening for Chimes Tower Members September 25, 6 pm Location: Conservatory

Join us for a cocktail reception and presentation featuring Longwood’s Main Fountain Garden Revitalization Project with Executive Director Paul B. Redman and our team of designers and architects. Hear how we are undertaking a complete restoration of our historic Main Fountain Garden to protect and preserve this treasure for continued enjoyment.

Get an exclusive look at plans for innovative fountain designs, details about enhanced garden areas, and more.

Advanced registration is required Chimes Tower Level Members: Free Guests of Chimes Tower Level Members: $25 Chimes Tower Membership must be active through event date to attend.

Reach New Heights With Us is by invitation only.

Register: longwoodgardens.org 610.388.1000

*Ticket * price includes admission to A Longwood Christmas.

Save the Dates: December 1, 8, & 15 Mondays are Merry for Members!

Beat the crowds during exclusive Members-only hours on select Mondays.

Members can bring guests using complimentary guest tickets, or can purchase timed tickets on-site, and receive 20% discounts all day at The Café, 1906, and The GardenShop. Dining in 1906 is popular on these days, so make your dining reservations early to avoid disappointment at opentable.com.

Join Us for Our Branching Out Lecture Series Explore the New Meadow Garden—with Longwood Gardens Land Steward Tom Brightman Sunday, September 21, 12 & 2:30 pm Setting Processes in Motion: The Self-Proliferating Landscape—with well-known designer and native meadow expert Larry Weaner Sunday, October 12, 2:30 pm

Advanced registration required.

Register: longwoodgardens.org or 610.388.1000 Free for Members Member Guests: $25 Lectures are located in the Ballroom, and are 1–1 ½ hours.

Space is limited.

Performances that Inspire

Classical Series

Jazz Series

Dublin Guitar Quartet

Cyrus Chestnut Trio

Tuesday, October 21, 8 pm Described as a “quartet with a difference” by the Irish Times, the Dublin Guitar Quartet is a one-of-akind classical guitar ensemble in the chamber music world. Audiences can expect an entertaining and completely novel concert experience featuring music of Arvo Pärt, John Tavener, and others.

Thursday, October 30, 8 pm Chestnut continually tours with his trio, playing at jazz festivals around the world. His prowess as a soloist has also led him to be a first call for the piano chair in many big bands including the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra and the Dizzy Gillespie All-Star Big Band.

Performance: The Ballroom $35 Reserved Seating $30 Members

Performance: The Ballroom $38 Reserved Seating $32 Members

Tickets Tickets are sold via Ticket Philadelphia: ticketphiladelphia.org / 215.893.1999.

Member Discount Members save up to 15% off regular ticket prices and receive reduced ticketing fees on Ticket Philadelphia purchases. Members, your discount code is on the back cover of this brochure.

Pick 3, Save 10% Build your own concert series and save 10%. This discount can be applied when tickets to three separate performances are purchased in one transaction.

Discount applies to performances sold through Ticket Philadelphia only.

Wine & Dine Look for the dining symbol to make a reservation for a prix-fixe, preperformance dinner in our fine dining restaurant, 1906. Three gourmet courses, $44. Reservations can be made via opentable.com or by calling 610.388.1000.

Meet the Artist Look for the coffee symbol to enjoy a complimentary coffee reception with the artist after select performances.

Organ Series

Peter Richard Conte Thursday, November 13, 8 pm Peter Richard Conte is Principal Organist of The Longwood Organ and Grand Court Organist of the world famous Wanamaker Organ at the Macy’s department store in Philadelphia. Conte was appointed Grand Court Organist in 1989, and is only the fourth person to hold that title since the organ first played in 1911. His program will include Bizet’s Suite from Carmen and Elgar’s Enigma Variations.

Performance: The Ballroom $35 Reserved Seating $30 Members

A World of Music Series

Magos & Limón Friday, November 21, 8 pm Experience the brilliant style of flamenco jazz when the Mexican singer, Magos Herrera and the Spanish guitarist, composer, and producer, Javier Limón revitalize the sounds of American jazz with Latin tradition.

Performance: The Ballroom $30 Reserved Seating $25 Members

Classical Series

Valentina Lisitsa Saturday, November 22, 8 pm Valentina Lisitsa is the first classical pianist to convert her internet success into a global concert career. With more than 62 million clicks and more than 100,000 subscribers on YouTube, she has performed in the principal venues of Europe, the USA, South America, and Asia.

Performance: The Ballroom $42 Reserved Seating $36 Members

A Longwood Christmas November 27, 2014–January 11, 2015

A Longwood Christmas takes ight this year with our bird-inspired display.

From elegant trees adorned with feathered friends, to a peacock-themed Masquerade Ball in our Music Room, our holiday season soars. Topiary swans grace our Exhibition Hall, while whimsical trees depict the classic tales The Ugly Duckling and The Goose that Laid the Golden Egg. Outside, all eyes are on the sky as illuminated stars twinkle above, colorful fountains dancing to holiday music rise high in the air, and a half-million lights brighten the night.

Plan For A Longwood Christmas General Admission Buy Before You Arrive • Timed Tickets Required • Tickets Limited Admission to A Longwood Christmas is by timed admission ticket only, with tickets issued for a specific date and time. Purchase in advance as tickets sell out quickly.

Non-Peak Days Mondays through Fridays from November 27–January 11 Excluding December 26–31 Non-Peak Day hours: 9 am–10 pm Members: Come and go as you wish. No reservations are required.

Crowds are lighter!

Member Reservations Members may visit anytime, but require free reservations after 2 pm on Peak Days. Chimes Tower Members and those included in their Membership Level do not require reservations. Reservations are limited, and sell out is likely.

Peak Days All Saturdays and Sundays from November 27– January 11 and December 26–31 Peak Day hours: 9 am–10 pm Members: Members require free reservations after 2 pm.

Visit late—After 8 pm is great!

Members Bringing Guests Guests not included in a Membership require a timed admission ticket. We cannot accommodate a Member’s request for tickets if we are sold out.

Using Complimentary Guest Tickets?

Many complimentary admission tickets are not valid on Peak Days.

Check your tickets as restrictions may apply.

For prices and to purchase timed admission tickets or to make your free Member Reservations visit longwoodgardens.org or call 610.388.1000.

Gardens Information Gardens Hours September 2, 2014–November 26, 2014 9 am–6 pm

The Café Enjoy casual fare made from fresh seasonal ingredients.

November 27, 2014–January 11, 2015 A Longwood Christmas 9 am–10 pm

1906 Savor this artful, full-service dining experience. Reservations made via opentable.com or call 610.388.1000.

Please Note Our Conservatory is closed November 24–26 and January 12–13 for A Longwood Christmas installation and removal. The Outdoor Gardens are open.

Admission Plan your visit and purchase timed tickets in advance at longwoodgardens.org.

Group Visits Groups are welcome in the Gardens.

Discounted rates available for groups of 15 paying guests or more with advance booking.

Prices and hours are subject to change.

Rentals Private events are welcome in the Gardens.

610.388.5223 events@longwoodgardens.org

Peak & Non-Peak Days during A Longwood Christmas

For Your Convenience Longwood Gardens covers many acres.

We’re happy to offer the following:

Non-Peak Days Mondays through Fridays from November 27–January 11 Excluding December 26–31 Non-Peak Day hours: 9 am–10 pm Members: Come and go as you wish.

No reservations are required.

Peak Days All Saturdays and Sundays from November 27–January 11 and December 26–31 Peak Day hours: 9 am–10 pm Members: Members require free reservations after 2 pm.

Chimes Tower Members and those included in their Membership Level do not require reservations.

For prices, to purchase timed admission tickets, or to make your free Member Reservations visit longwoodgardens.org or call 610.388.1000.

Dining at The Terrace The Terrace, open daily, is a Certified Green Restaurant through the Green Restaurant Association and offers two dining experiences, open daily:

– Non-motorized wheelchairs, electric scooters, and children’s strollers.

Limited supply available.

– Rentals are free for Members, but Member guests will be charged a fee.

– Scooters are not available during rainy, snowy, or freezing weather.

Become a Member Make our world yours—become a Member today. Membership pays for itself in two visits, and means year-round access to our Gardens.

Stay Connected

Phone: 610.388.1000 Website: longwoodgardens.org Photography credits: Larry Albee, Carlos Alejandro, William Hill, Longwood Gardens, Daniel Traub, and David Ward Illustration by: Rebecca Clarke

A Special Thanks

Gardens Information Gardens Hours September 2, 2014–November 26, 2014 9 am–6 pm

The Café Enjoy casual fare made from fresh seasonal ingredients.

November 27, 2014–January 11, 2015 A Longwood Christmas 9 am–10 pm

1906 Savor this artful, full-service dining experience. Reservations made via opentable.com or call 610.388.1000.

Please Note Our Conservatory is closed November 24–26 and January 12–13 for A Longwood Christmas installation and removal. The Outdoor Gardens are open.

We’d like to ackn Ms. Helena Anzaldo &

Ms. Kjerstin Sama Group Visits Mr. Art Aranilla & Groups are welcome in the Gardens.

Mr. David Klindienst Discounted rates available for groups Ms. Karen Arnone & of 15 paying guests or more with Ms. Alicia Arnone advance booking.

Mr. Gregg Bacchieri & Mrs. Stacey Bacchieri

Admission Plan your visit and purchase timed tickets in advance at longwoodgardens.org.

Prices and hours are subject to change.

Peak & Non-Peak Days during A Longwood Christmas Non-Peak Days Mondays through Fridays from November 27–January 11 Excluding December 26–31 Non-Peak Day hours: 9 am–10 pm Members: Come and go as you wish.

No reservations are required.

Peak Days All Saturdays and Sundays from November 27–January 11 and December 26–31 Peak Day hours: 9 am–10 pm Members: Members require free reservations after 2 pm.

Chimes Tower Members and those included in their Membership Level do not require reservations.

For prices, to purchase timed admission tickets, or to make your free Member Reservations visit longwoodgardens.org or call 610.388.1000.

Dining at The Terrace The Terrace, open daily, is a Certified Green Restaurant through the Green Restaurant Association and offers two dining experiences, open daily:

Ms. Langley Barnes &

Mr. Jordan Brown Rentals Private events are welcome in Ms. Jane Beadle & Ms. Beth Beadle the Gardens.

Mr. Robert Beavins & 610.388.5223 Mrs. Judy Beavins events@longwoodgardens.org

Mr. Perry Beberman & Mrs. Tracey Beberman

For Your Convenience Mrs. Nancy Bell & Mrs.acres.

Kimberly Hock Longwood Gardens covers many Mr. Darrell Bench & We’re happy to offer the following: Mrs. Evelyn Bench

Mr. Joshua Bennett & – Non-motorized wheelchairs, electric Ms. Jenna Matthews scooters, and children’s strollers.

Mr. Dean Berlon Limited supply available.

Dr. Michael Bibbo & Mrs. Lynn M. Bibbo

– Rentals are free for Members, Mr. Michael Biesanz & but Member guests will be Mrs. Carol Biesanz charged a fee.

Mr. David C. Birdsell III & Mrs. Tanya Birdsell

– Scooters are not available during Ms. Gayley Blaine & Mr. Benjamin Webb rainy, snowy, or freezing weather.

Dr. Alex Bodenstab & Ms. Deborah Neff Ms. Diana Bubb & Become a Member Mr. Eli Escobar Make our world yours—become Mr. John R. Bunting & a Member today. Membership Mr. pays William Bristow for itself in two visits, and means Mr. Steve Burkes & Mrs. Caroline Henrich-Burkes year-round access to our Gardens.

Mr. Rob Burnett & Ms. Kathy Roberts

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Phone: 610.388.1000 Website: longwoodgardens.org Photography credits: Larry Albee, Carlos Alejandro, William Hill, Longwood Gardens, Daniel Traub, and David Ward Illustration by: Rebecca Clarke

nowledge the following for Your Membership is a gift to

us and to the millions guests Mr. Michaelof Jahnigen & Ms. Sara Carlson we serve who feel Longwood Mr. Larry Dillon & Mr. Michael January & Ms. Shauna Riley Dawn January Gardens is theirMs.special place, Mr. Hal Dunlap Mr. Alan Hull Johnson & Mrs. Kathryn a place of pleasure, of Booth Johnson Ms. Jessica Ann Emmons & Mr. Will Emmons Mr. C. Robert Johnson & curiosity, of respite, of Johnson joy.

Ms. Marcia Ms. Joyce Falini & Ms. Edythe Joines & Dr. By Prem supporting Lachman our Gardens, Mr. Ronal Fenstermacher Ms. Pam T. Farber

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Mr. Russell Kehler & Ms. Amy Diehl & Mr. Matthew Diehl

Ms. Louise Burroughs & Ms. Rachel Vorhauer Ms. Lynn Carbonell & Mr. Joseph Carbonell Ms. Rita Casey & Mr. Ryan Casey Mr. Walter Christensen & Mrs. Noleen Christensen Ms. Patrice Churnetski & Mr. Justin Kazmerski Mrs. Mary Harding Cist & Mr. David Cist Dr. Tatyan Clarke & Mr. Jeffrey Davis Mr. Kurt Clawson & Ms. Tina Hannagan

Mr. David Finley

Ms. Ruth Colket & Mr. Tristram Colket

Mr. Scott Croy & Mrs. Renae Croy

Mr. Amol Dhargalkar & Ms. Aneesha Dhargalkar Mr. Mark Diamond & Ms. Jordana Gabbay

Mrs. Jean Krapf & Mr. Robert Krapf

Mrs. Deborah Gilligan & Mr. Edson Gilligan

Mr. Christopher Kuebler & Mrs. Dolores Kuebler

Ms. Christine Glatz & Ms. Stephanie Stachoni

Mr. Ryan Davies & Ms. Emily Polito

Ms. Sally Dewees & Mr. Donald Dewees Jr.

Mr. Frank L. Kollman & Mrs. Sharon Ann Kollman

Mr. Vito Genua & Ms. Maryann Genua

Mr. Michael Crickenberger & Mrs. Kristine Crickenberger

Mr. Michael Deptula & Ms. Chandra Nilekani

Ms. Donna Jean Kiessling & Ms. Cissy Mckeon

Mr. Edward Geary & Ms. Bernadine Geary

Mr. William Crawford & Mrs. Ruth L. Crawford

Mr. Barry Depew & Mrs. Carole Depew

Dr. George Kenis & Dr. Lisa Kenis

Mr. Clifford Garris & Ms. Nancy Garris

Ms. Rosemary Coletta

Ms. Debra Demarco

Ms. Carol Kehler

Mr. Patrick Francher & Mrs. Donna Francher

Mr. David Cohen & Mrs. Pinar Cohen

Mr. Stephen Kulyik & Ms. Barbara Bergmann

Mr. Steven Grier & Mrs. Donna Grier

Ms. Jennifer Haines Dr. Maury Hoberman & Mrs. Joyce Hoberman Ms. Kelly Houston & Mr. Matthew Houston

Mr. Richard Lacey & Ms. Adrienne Lacey

Mrs. Judith Lau & Mr. Ken Lau Mrs. Kelly Lensing & Mr. Steven Lensing Mrs. Missy K. Lickle & Mr. Daniel Lickle

Mr. William Hughes & Mrs. Beng Light & Mrs. Annette Hughes Mr. Dale Light Upgrade Your Membership Today!

Mr. Chimes MichaelTower Hynansky & Level MembersMr. andDonald guests Lindman covered by & Ms.their Ericka Hynansky do not require reservations anytime Membership Mrs. Kathleen Lindman during A Longwood Christmas.

Learn all the benefits at Ms. Kristine Ilaria & Ms. Cheri Lucks & longwoodgardens.org.

Dr. Dan Ilaria Mr. Jack Lucks Mr. Stephen March &

Gardens Information Gardens Hours September 2, 2014–November 26, 2014 9 am–6 pm

The Café Enjoy casual fare made from fresh seasonal ingredients.

November 27, 2014–January 11, 2015 A Longwood Christmas 9 am–10 pm

1906 Savor this artful, full-service dining experience. Reservations made via opentable.com or call 610.388.1000.

We’d like to acknowledge the following for their support as Chimes Tower M Please Note Ms. Helena Anzaldo & Ms. Kjerstin Sama

Ms. Amy Diehl & Mr. Matthew Diehl

Ms. Louise Burroughs &

Rachel Vorhauer Our Conservatory isMs. closed Mr. Art Aranilla & Ms. Lynn Carbonell & November 24–26 and January 12–13 Mr. David Klindienst Mr. Joseph Carbonell for A Longwood Christmas installation Ms. Karen Arnone & Ms. Rita Casey & and Arnone removal. The Outdoor Gardens Ms. Alicia Mr. Ryan Casey are open.

Mr. Gregg Bacchieri & Mr. Walter Christensen & Mrs. Stacey Bacchieri

Mrs. Noleen Christensen

Ms. Langley Barnes & Mr. Jordan Brown Admission

Ms. Patrice Churnetski & Mr. Justin Kazmerski

Group Mr. Visits Larry Dillon & Mr. Michael January & Riley Ms. Dawn January GroupsMs. areShauna welcome in the Gardens.

Mr. Halrates Dunlap available forMr. Alan Hull Johnson & Discounted groups Mrs. Kathryn Booth Johnson Ms. Jessica Ann Emmons & of 15 paying guests or more with Mr. C. Robert Johnson & Mr. Will Emmons advance booking.

Ms. Marcia Johnson Ms. Joyce Falini & Dr. Prem Lachman Ms. Pam T. Farber

Ms. Jane PlanBeadle your& Ms. Beth Beadle

Mrs. Mary Harding Cist & visit and purchase Mr. David Cist timed tickets in advance at Mr. Robert Beavins & Dr. Tatyan Clarke & longwoodgardens.org.

Mrs. Judy Beavins Mr. Jeffrey Davis Mr. Perry Beberman & and hours Mrs. Prices Tracey Beberman Mrs. Nancy Bell & Mrs. Kimberly Hock

Mr. Kurt Clawson &

are subject to change.

Ms. Tina Hannagan

Mondays through Fridays from Mr. Michael Crickenberger & 27–January 11 Mrs. Kristine Crickenberger Excluding December 26–31 Mr. Michael Biesanz & Mr. Scott Croy & am–10 Mrs. Non-Peak Carol Biesanz Day hours: Mrs.9Renae Croy pm Members: and you& wish.

Mr. David C. Birdsell Come III & Mr. go Ryanas Davies Mrs. No Tanyareservations Birdsell Emily Polito areMs. required.

Peak Days

Mr. Barry Depew &

Mrs. Carole Depew and Sundays from Mr. Michael Deptula & November 27–January 11 and Ms. Chandra Nilekani Ms. Diana Bubb & December 26–31 Mr. Eli Escobar Ms. Sally Dewees & Peak Day hours: 9 am–10 pm Mr. Donald Dewees Jr. Mr. John R. Bunting & Mr. William Bristow Members: Members free & Mr.require Amol Dhargalkar Aneesha Dhargalkar Mr. Steve Burkes & reservations after 2Ms. pm.

Dr. Alex Bodenstab & All Saturdays Ms. Deborah Neff

Mrs. Caroline Henrich-Burkes Mr. Rob Burnett & Chimes Tower Ms. Kathy Roberts

Mr. Mark Diamond & Ms. Jordana Gabbay

Members and those included in their Membership Level do not require reservations.

For prices, to purchase timed admission tickets, or to make your free Member Reservations visit longwoodgardens.org or call 610.388.1000.

Dining at The Terrace The Terrace, open daily, is a Certified Green Restaurant through the Green Restaurant Association and offers two dining experiences, open daily:

Ms. Edythe Joines & Mr. Ronal Fenstermacher

Ms. Carol Kehler

Dr. George Kenis &

For Dr. Lisa Kenis Mr. Clifford Garris &covers many acres.

Longwood Gardens Ms. Donna Jean Kiessling & Ms. Nancy Garris Ms. Cissy Mckeon We’re happy to offer the following:

Dr. Michael Bibbo & November Mrs. Lynn M. Bibbo

Ms. Debra Demarco

Rentals Ms. Carolyn Jordan & Jeremy Feakins & Private Mr. events are welcome inMs. Emma Stradley Ms. Lesley Feakins the Gardens.

Mrs. Charlotte Junge & Mr. David Fetzer & Mr. Brandon Junge 610.388.5223 Ms. Lucy Diperrotolo Mr. Russell Kehler & events@longwoodgardens.org Mr. David Finley Mr. Patrick Francher & Mrs.Convenience Donna Francher Your

Mr. David Cohen & Mrs. Pinar Cohen

PeakBench & Non-Peak Days during Mr. Darrell & Ms. Rosemary Coletta Mrs. A Evelyn Bench Longwood Christmas Ms. Ruth Colket & Mr. Joshua Bennett & Mr. Tristram Colket Ms. Jenna Matthews Non-Peak Days Mr. William Crawford & Mrs. Ruth L. Crawford Mr. Dean Berlon

Ms. Gayley Blaine & Mr. Benjamin Webb

Mr. Michael Jahnigen & Ms. Sara Carlson

Mr. Edward Geary & Ms. Bernadine Geary

Mr. Frank L. Kollman &

Mr. Edson Gilligan

Mr. Christopher Kuebler & Mrs. Dolores Kuebler

Sharon Ann Kollman – Non-motorized wheelchairs,Mrs. electric Mr. Vito Genua & Mrs. Jean Krapf & scooters, and children’s strollers.

Ms. Maryann Genua Mr. Robert Krapf Limited supply available.

Mrs. Deborah Gilligan &

– Rentals freeGlatz for&Members, Ms.are Christine Mr. Stephen Kulyik & Ms. Stephanie Stachoni but Member guests will be Ms. Barbara Bergmann Mr. Steven charged a fee.Grier & Mr. Richard Lacey & Mrs. Donna Grier

Ms. Adrienne Lacey

Ms. Jennifer Haines – Scooters are not available during Mrs. Judith Lau & Mr. Ken Lau rainy, snowy, or freezing weather.

Dr. Maury Hoberman & Mrs. Joyce Hoberman

Mrs. Kelly Lensing & Mr. Steven Lensing

Ms. Kelly Houston &

Mrs. Missy K. Lickle & Become Member Mr.aMatthew Houston Mr. Daniel Lickle Make our worldHughes yours—become Mr. William & Mrs. Beng Light & Mrs. Annette a Member today.Hughes MembershipMr.pays Dale Light & for itselfMr.inMichael two Hynansky visits, and means Mr. Donald Lindman & Ms. Ericka Hynansky Mrs. Kathleen Lindman year-round access to our Gardens.

Ms. Kristine Ilaria & Dr. Dan Ilaria

Ms. Cheri Lucks & Mr. Jack Lucks

Stay Connected

Phone: 610.388.1000 Website: longwoodgardens.org Photography credits: Larry Albee, Carlos Alejandro, William Hill, Longwood Gardens, Daniel Traub, and David Ward Illustration by: Rebecca Clarke

Members: Mr. Stephen March & Ms. Susan March

Ms. Barbara Petty & Mr. Butch Petty

Mrs. Lynne Seligman & Mr. William Seligman

Mr. Alan Weller & Ms. Lakshmi Moorthy

Mrs. Antonia Massie & Mr. Mike Massie

Ms. Anne Pfaelzer De Ortiz & Mr. James Garrett

Mr. Peter Silvia

Mrs. Margaret Whitford & Mr. Thomas Whitford

Dr. Abraham Mathew & Mrs. Jacqueline Mathew

Mrs. Susan Piersol & Mr. Robert Rodgers

Mrs. Christine Mcallister & Mr. Kenneth Mcallister

Mr. James Pillsbury & Dr. Julia M. Pillsbury

Mrs. Marie Calvert Mckee & Mr. Walter Mckee

Ms. Gwendolyn K. Ponder & Mrs. Tinka Ponder

Mr. Gary Meyer & Ms. Andreea Radulescu

Ms. Christine Poplawski & Mr. John Poplawski

Ms. Melanie Miller & Mr. Ron Miller

Mrs. Elaine Leonard Puppa & Mr. Robert Puppa

Mrs. Frances Edmonds Mohr & Mr. Michael Mohr

Ms. Judy Reid & Ms. Lauren Reid

Ms. Veronica Morales & Ms. Bonita Patterson Ms. Sharon Morningred & Ms. Wanda Bassano Mr. William Morris & Ms. Debbie Morris

Ms. Ilona Ontscherenki

Ms. Sandy Strine & Mr. Terry Strine

Mr. Douglas Yago & Mr. Bruce Price

Mr. Peter Rodriguez & Ms. Brenda Rodriguez

Ms. Margaret Stumpp

Mr. Michael Zalewski & Ms. Elizabeth Cropsey

Mr. Greg Sawka & Mrs. Karen Sawka Mrs. Melissa Scarborough & Mr. Matt Scarborough

Mrs. Mary T. Patterson & Mr. Christopher Patterson

Mr. Jordan Schlump & Mrs. Maria Schlump

Mr. Stephen Peat

Mrs. Tina Schweikert & Mr. Tim Schweikert

Ms. Jane G. Pepper

Ms. Diana Wister

Mrs. Sally Ridgely & Mrs. Sally Thompson

Mrs. Sheila R. Painter & Mr. Mark Painter

Mr. Edward Penick & Mrs. Marsha Penick

Dr. Scott Winters & Mrs. Janice Winters

Ms. Kimberly Wright & Ms. Elizabeth Wright

Mrs. Sara Santaniello & Mr. Vincent Santaniello

Mr. James O’Neill II & Mr. David Rubin

Dr. Stephanie Smith & Dr. Kevin Smith

Mr. Edwin Thomas Winter & Mrs. Patricia Winter

Ms. Carol Storm & Ms. Megan E. Storm

Mrs. Lorraine Rylko & Mrs. Carolyn Conwell

Mr. James Onaro & Mrs. Miriam M. Congleton

Mr. Henry Smith & Ms. Deborah Messenger

Mr. Stephen Wilchek & Ms. Whitney Smith

Ms. Brenda Richardson

Mr. Matthew Ryan & Ms. Christina Ryan

Mr. John O’Brien II & Ms. Patrice O’Brien

Mr. Donald Slesinski & Mrs. Vicki Dash-Slesinski

Ms. Ann Wick & Mr. Cal Wick

Mr. David Woods & Ms. Amy Woods

Ms. Elaine Rutter & Ms. Victoria Goralski

Ms. Carol Neher & Mr. Patrick Neher

Mrs. Barbara A. Simpers & Mr. P. Thomas Simpers

Ms. Elizabeth Srinivasan & Dr. A. Srinivasan

Mr. Randy Roehl & Ms. Barbara A. Roehl

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