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Join engagement manager and naturalist Sam Nestory on a walk through the garden to search for the fascinating insects that call Stoneleigh home. Learn about insect diets and lifecycles, how important insects are to our ecosystems, and how you can support them in your own garden.
From whispering hemlocks to weeping katsura, Stoneleigh boasts a trove of treasured trees. In fact, Stoneleigh is home to eight trees that are among the 10 largest of their respective species in the state, including two state champions. Join Stoneleigh staff on a guided walk to learn about the history and horticulture of the garden’s big trees.
Curious who lives at Stoneleigh (besides all the beautiful native plants)? Come help us celebrate, discover, and document wildlife biodiversity at our garden. With native plants as the foundation, Stoneleigh is working to build a garden that is both beautiful and biodiverse. Continued sightings of species never previously seen at Stoneleigh tell us our efforts are working. Join us as we continue to discover the different organisms that the garden supports: invertebrates, fungi, mammals, reptiles, birds, and more. You’ll enjoy guided walks, make discoveries and observations that help grow our understanding of Stoneleigh’s biodiversity, and participate in community science while
Bugs are all around us. Underground, in the air, underwater… they’re everywhere! Despite their small size, insects are among the most important animals on the planet, supporting our ecosystems from the ground up. Stoneleigh is home to many different insects, from tiny beetles to giant dragonflies. Kids, grab your favorite adult and join us on an insect safari in the garden as we search for bugs of all sorts. We’ll learn about their fascinating relationships with plants, humans, and each other. Afterward, you’ll be ready to embark on an insect safari in your own backyard. This event is made possible with
There’s nothing like the arrival of fall to inspire a refresh in your garden and outdoor spaces. The vibrant colors, crisp air, and cozy atmosphere make this season the perfect time to add new life to your landscape. The Garden Center at Linvilla Orchards is stocked with fresh fall arrivals to help you bring the beauty of autumn home. Mums: A classic fall favorite! With their bold, cheerful blooms, mums instantly brighten porches, patios, and garden beds. Cool Season Vegetables: Keep your garden thriving with hardy, cool-weather crops. From leafy greens to hearty roots, fall is the perfect time to
Enjoy dazzling displays of native plants, stately trees, and historical landscapes by the Olmsted Brothers that have been thoughtfully reimagined into a beautiful and biodiverse haven for people and wildlife. The spectacular Tudor Revival Main House—which is usually only open for special events—is also included in the tour, so don’t miss this opportunity for a peek inside the former home of three prominent Main Line families.
Join master forager and author, Tama Wong, at the Morris as we discover the fascinating world of one of the oldest living tree species on Earth: Ginkgo biloba! Known as a "living fossil," the ginkgo tree offers a unique lens into plant evolution, cultural heritage, and urban ecology. We’ll delve into the ginkgo’s symbolic and medicinal roles in East Asian cultures, as well as its uses in traditional and modern cuisine. In this engaging and sensory-rich course! A highlight of the program will be a hands-on workshop focused on the preparation and roasting of ginkgo nuts. Students will learn safe