Spring Blooms

On View Now–May 3, 2026
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Please note, Member reservations are required to visit during Spring Blooms from open to close. Members can make free reservations at the Member Portal.

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Closeup of yellow tulip buds amid dark green foliage and white hyacinth.

Gardens

Tulips in Bloom

Our tapestry of tulips is painting our Flower Garden Walk and Idea Garden with color, texture, and spring-has-sprung beauty.

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Gardens

Wisteria in Bloom

Thick gnarled vines of wisteria contrast with beautifully scented, cascading flowers.

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Science Series

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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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From Our Blog

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Continuing the Journey of a Storied Bonsai
A cork bark elm bonsai, on a gray pedestal, on display in a courtyard.

Continuing the Journey of a Storied Bonsai

By Katie Mobley, on April 15, 2026
Name that Plant: Inside the Plant Label Room
A close-up, angled shot of multiple wooden organizer trays filled with stacks of black plant identification labels. The trays feature dark wood dividers, creating separate slots for different plant species.

Name that Plant: Inside the Plant Label Room

By Joyce Rondinella, on April 8, 2026
The Chestnut Weevil and the Power of Staying Curious
A slightly wider shot of the same Chestnut Weevil species perched on a spiky green chestnut burr. The image shows the surrounding serrated chestnut leaves, providing a sense of scale for the insect and the developing fruit.

The Chestnut Weevil and the Power of Staying Curious

By Kate Santos with Michael Alexander Charles, on March 25, 2026
Proudly Connecting with Our Community
A close-up shot of hands carefully pressing a small, pink dried flower onto the side of a glass jar, showing the intricate detail of the craft project.

Proudly Connecting with Our Community

By Emily Gerber and Emerson Marine, on March 11, 2026
Making an Impact, One Effort at a Time
A person kneeling down in a garden bed, with an orange bucket beside them for plant pruning..

Making an Impact, One Effort at a Time

By Joshua Ferris and Lauryn McMiller with Andrew Gurka, on March 4, 2026
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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Private Events at Longwood

Your most extraordinary occasions deserve an extraordinary setting. Welcome your guests to a world apart in the living, breathing beauty of Longwood Gardens.

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Tickets On Sale April 24, 2026 at 10:00 am

Summer Performance Series

Captivating evenings await as summer hits a high note, all season long.

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