Mt. Cuba Center, a Mid-Atlantic botanic garden that focuses on the study and conservation of native plants, is excited to announce the launch of the Mt. Cuba Collection, a branded selection of natives that Mt. Cuba has introduced to commercial production. These native plants have thrived in Mt. Cuba’s gardens for many years, providing stunning […]
Read MoreThis spring, nature enthusiasts and garden-goers can experience a new area at Mt. Cuba Center — the Trails. More than two miles of scenic trails await guests in Mt. Cuba’s natural lands, located adjacent to the formal and woodland Gardens. The Trails highlight nature in a different, more wild aesthetic than Mt. Cuba’s cultivated Gardens. […]
Read More(Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania) – As of March 25, 2021, North American Land Trust (NALT) has acquired a historic Brandywine Battlefield property — located on Oakland Road in Delaware County — with the intent to protect the land forever under conservation easement before ultimately opening its 72 acres to the public as Brinton Run Preserve. Originally […]
Read MoreHockessin, Dela. (Feb. 2021) –Mt. Cuba Center’s Spring-Summer 2021 Program Guide introduces more than 100 expert-led classes in gardening, conservation, art, and wellness. The latest program guide brings botanical education via online and in-person classes to those interested in learning. Browse the program guide at mtcubacenter.org/programguide. “Though the COVID-19 pandemic has kept many at home, […]
Read MoreGarden clubs and groups looking to meet virtually now have the option to have a Mt. Cuba Center expert present at their virtual meeting. These new Online Group Lectures can accommodate up to 90 participants and be scheduled in advance during a time that’s convenient for attendees. “Interest in online courses has been booming for […]
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