Whether you’re enjoying the breathtaking beauty of our 4-acre Conservatory or exploring our many outdoor displays, there is always something in bloom.
Longwood Gardens forces blue-poppies to flower every year in March. This cultivar, 'Lingholm', produces large flowers that are four inches in diameter on average. Blue-poppies, native to the high elevations of the Himalayan Mountains, are infrequently cultivated outside their native habitat. Given the right conditions, however, they can thrive in gardens located in the northern regions of North America and Europe.
Clivia miniata ′Longwood Debutante′
After thirty-five years of breeding work, ‘Longwood Debutante’ was Longwood Garden's first clivia release in 2011. This plant’s slightly fragrant, buttery yellow flowers have overlapping petals that produce a beautiful floral display.
Cattleya Elizabeth Carlson
Known as corsage orchids, Cattleya were the most popular orchids in the early 20th century. They are oftern fragrant and exceptionally showy. Cattleya are epiphytic orchids native to Central and South America.
Meconopsis ′Lingholm′
Longwood Gardens forces blue-poppies to flower every year in March. This cultivar, 'Lingholm', produces large flowers that are four inches in diameter on average. Blue-poppies, native to the high elevations of the Himalayan Mountains, are infrequently cultivated outside their native habitat. Given the right conditions, however, they can thrive in gardens located in the northern regions of North America and Europe.
