Historical Preservation
We are excited to announce a momentous moment in Longwood's history—we have entered into an agreement to purchase and operate Granogue, the 505-acre estate and long-time residence of the late Mr. and Mrs. Irénée du Pont, Jr. located in New Castle County in northern Delaware.
Gardens
Acacia leprosa, the species growing in our Acacia Passage, is commonly known as cinnamon wattle because when its leaves are crushed in warm weather they release a cinnamon-like fragrance.
Self-paced Online Class
Fully online. Learn the skills you need to create beautiful floral arrangements in this non-credit course.
Free Webinar, Grades 2–6
Join storyteller Charlotte Blake Alston in an interactive virtual look at the life and work of George Washington Carver. Register now.
In-Person Class
Join floral designer Chad Wlazelek for a fun spin on the cupcake as he creates a floral design inspired by this beloved sweet treat.
Saturday, February 18, 2023 at 1:00 PM
Join Dr. Peter Zale, Associate Director, Conservation Horticulture & Plant Breeding, as we discuss our evolving plant exploration program, and how its partnerships and research contribute to the conservation of the world’s orchid diversity.
Gardens
As Longwood Reimagined: A New Garden Experience continues to take shape and as our cultural landscape evolves, we are delighted to share with you a few of the many facets of this incredibly detailed project … so you can see true beauty in the making.
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Event
In 2023—the tenth year of our Community Read—we’re exploring the concept of food as a connector.