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On View Now–March 23, 2025

Winter Wonder

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Gardens Admission Availability

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  1. Wed. Oct 10
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Wed. Oct 10Timed Tickets Required Timed Member Reservations Not Required
  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.

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Your New Garden Experience

Explore brand new spaces years in the making—including our sprawling new West Conservatory and its islands of plants, our beloved Cascade Garden in a new custom glasshouse, and imaginative new outdoor landscapes decked out for the holiday season. 

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Upcoming Performances

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Gardens

Pincushion

Leucospermum ‘Brandi Dela Cruz’ is a South African shrub known around the world as a popular cut flower. In South Africa, it is a popular garden plant producing bright orange pincushion flowers that are 5 inches wide on 30-inch stems.

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Upcoming Classes

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The New 1906

Join us in our exquisite new dining space with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking our iconic Main Fountain Garden. With plush seating, soaring ceilings, and bespoke furniture crafted from reclaimed wood from Longwood trees, every detail of this remarkable space is designed to delight and inspire. Enjoy new, imaginative selections crafted with fresh, seasonal ingredients for an unparalleled dining experience. Advance reservations recommended.

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From Our Blog

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Community Read and Conservatories: A Conversation with Author Ruth Kassinger
A book titled "Paradise Under Glass" propped up on the edge of a terra cotta planter, inside a conservatory.
Winter Wow, Right Now
Bright orange flowers growing next to an agave plant in a garden bed.

Winter Wow, Right Now

By Katie Mobley and Kenny Silveira, on February 12, 2025
Always Evolving: Learning at Longwood
Three images collaged together of a floral display, gardening tools, and landscape design planting plan.

Always Evolving: Learning at Longwood

By Timothy Gould, on February 5, 2025
Objects that Tell a Story
A realistic stone toad and a painted rock that reads "just bloom" on a desk.

Objects that Tell a Story

By Kelli Stewart, on January 29, 2025
Go Behind the Scenes: Archives
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Go Behind the Scenes: Archives

By Connor Graham and Cheryl Cordingley, on January 22, 2025
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Select Evenings Throughout Our Winter Season

1906 Nights

Our new 1906 Nights offer you the chance to experience the elegance and artistry of 1906—and experience our new Longwood Reimagined spaces—during these special evenings.

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