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Purple and blue fountains rise beneath a full moon.
Becca Mathias
On View Now–September 28, 2025

Festival of Fountains

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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.

Fountain Performances

Clouds reflect an orange sunset over a field in winter, with leafless trees in the background and a stone tower on the right.

A Culinary Experience at Granogue

Field & Flame

October 3 & 4, 2025, 6:00–9:00 pm

Join us for an extraordinary evening at Field & Flame, where the art of open-fire cooking meets the timeless beauty of Longwood at Granogue.

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An abundant bright yellow flower clusters that look like miniature bouquets.

Gardens

Bonsai Courtyard

Join us in our Bonsai Courtyard where living sculptures, including this Lantana—in training since 2018, offer a breathtaking look at what happens when the beauty of nature meets the vision of the bonsai artist.

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See more of what’s in bloom
Dining chairs and long table covered with dark green tablecloth, with individual place settings decorated with yellow calla lilies and a large overhead floral display of green palm leaves, ferns, and a variety of yellow flowers.

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Events at Longwood

The renowned Longwood experience you’ve come to expect takes a new, unforgettable form with Events at Longwood—and we can’t wait to welcome you.

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Upcoming Classes

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Reflective pools with purple waterlilies in the foreground, with glass greenhouses in the background under a cloudy sky.

On View Now

Waterlily Court

Serving as the completion of Longwood Reimagined, this elegant, masterfully curated garden stuns with its quiet pools of aquatic treasures and luminous blooms. With 100 varieties of hardy and tropical waterlilies, lotus, and South American water-platters—which adorn the pools starting in late May—a spectacular showcase awaits you.

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From Our Blog

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The Inside Story: Longwood Reimagined
The roof peaks of the West Conservatory, featuring trees with yellow leaves in front.

The Inside Story: Longwood Reimagined

By Katie Mobley, on September 10, 2025
One Planet, One Water
A t-shaped water fountain, with water coming our of both ends of the "t" into a pot.

One Planet, One Water

By Paul Stratman, Chris Cole, and Katie Testa, on August 27, 2025
Our East Plaza English Yew Gets New Life
An aerial image of a circular garden with a large yew in the center, surrounded in smaller grassy plantings.

Our East Plaza English Yew Gets New Life

By Jesse Armer, on August 20, 2025
Destination Shade: Longwood’s Coolest Places to Sit and Reflect
A wooden bench, in the shade, overlooking a meadow in summer.

Destination Shade: Longwood’s Coolest Places to Sit and Reflect

By Steve Van Valin, on August 13, 2025
From Frame to Field: Documenting and Protecting Native Orchids
Two large red books, standing up, with the title "Orchids" in gold lettering.

From Frame to Field: Documenting and Protecting Native Orchids

By Gillian Hayward and Peter Zale, Ph.D., on August 6, 2025
A dining table set with food with an illuminated fountain show in the background

Distinctive Dining at 1906

Delight in garden-inspired dining where seasonal flavors, elegant ambiance, and culinary artistry create an unforgettable experience. Nestled beneath the iconic Main Conservatory and overlooking the dazzling Main Fountain Garden, 1906 redefines what it means to dine in style. Advance reservations recommended. Walk-ins welcome at the Bar and Lounge.

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October 3–November 16, 2025

Autumn’s Colors

This fall, nature picks up her brush and paints the landscape in breathtaking hues, while masters of their craft create works that beautifully illustrate all of who we are.

Explore the season