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On View Now–May 5, 2024

Spring Blooms

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

 

    Complimentary Guest Tickets Accepted

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

A field of hot pink tulips, tinged with white, amid dark to bright green leaves.

Gardens

Tulips in Bloom

We herald spring’s arrival with thousands of tulips beautifully displayed along our Flower Garden Walk.

See more of what’s in bloom

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From Our Blog

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Family Nature Strolls: Your Family, Our Gardens
A group of people, kids and adults, walking on a paved path through Longwood Gardens.

Family Nature Strolls: Your Family, Our Gardens

By Emily Gerber, on April 17, 2024
Seed Banking on the Future
Two dozen small sprouting seeds in a glass bowl.

Seed Banking on the Future

By Jessica Turner-Skoff, Ph.D. and Peter Zale, Ph.D., on April 10, 2024
Following Garden Pathways Around the Globe
A person kneeling down beside a garden bed smiling at the camera.

Following Garden Pathways Around the Globe

By Kirsty Wilson and Katie Testa, on April 3, 2024
Uncle Pierre’s Iron Snakes
Two black iron snakes laying in a garden.

Uncle Pierre’s Iron Snakes

By Kelli Stewart, on March 27, 2024
A Wartime Agricultural Connection
A black and white image of an old farm house.

A Wartime Agricultural Connection

By Gillian Hayward and Kelli Stewart, on March 20, 2024
Construction workers amid an open framework of arched metal columns and beams.

Gardens

Beauty in the Making

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

Your New Garden Experience Opens November 22
Watch as the Project Progresses
A tractor pulling a compost turner over a pile of dirt.

May 18, 2024 at 1:00 pm

Science Series: A Sustainability Story

Join Soils and Compost Manager Erik Stefferud and explore how compost serves as a sustainable, eco-friendly, cost-effective practice that not only closes the waste loop but also elevates the overall health and resilience of a garden.

Explore the Series