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20 Nov

Turning Over an Old Leaf

Learn about the role composting plays at Greenwood.

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18 Oct

On the Job and Out in the Field

Learn more about the small flock of geese that play an important role in deterring Canada geese at Greenwood.

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15 Sep

If These Walls Could Talk!

Greenwood is home to a beautiful example of Zuber wallpaper originally designed in 1804. Learn more about this historic wall covering.

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1 Sep

Purposeful Layering for a Dramatic Garden

When selecting and combining plants to craft the captivating and dynamic spaces visitors love at Greenwood Gardens, we take into consideration a variety of elements that will be sure to delight the senses, including texture, size, and color.

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16 Jun

Volunteers of a Different Sort

Self-sowers, as the name suggests, reproduce without human intervention, learn more about these plants at Greenwood Gardens.

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16 May

A Timelessly Elegant Garden Feature

Learn more about the unique polyhedral sundial that adorns the path to the Summerhouse.

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17 Apr

An Annual Affair

These fragrant, showy annuals are the perfect complement to spring bulbs. Learn about what we are planting this year.

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10 Mar

A Woman Ahead of Her Time

In honor of Women's History Month, we recognize a remarkable woman who called Greenwood home, Adelaide Frick Blanchard.

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16 Feb

Support to Last Another Century

Careful restoration of the stone walls at Greenwood help maintain the history and beauty of this formal garden.

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23 Jan

Counting On Our Feathered Friends

Greenwood participates in the National Audubon Society’s Christmas Bird Count.

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