After five years of study, Mt. Cuba Center releases Wild Hydrangea for the Mid-Atlantic Region, its latest research report evaluating 29 species and cultivars of this popular native shrub. Sam Hoadley, manager of horticultural research, evaluated Hydrangea arborescens and its relatives Hydrangea cinerea and Hydrangea radiata on horticultural merit, adaptability, and ecological value. “Hydrangea arborescens […]
Read MoreNew Director of Conservation & Research Brings Passion for Native Plants Hockessin, De. (January 4, 2022) – Mt. Cuba Center welcomes entomologist Dr. Ellen Lake as the new Director of Conservation & Research. In her role, Dr. Lake will lead the Mid-Atlantic botanic garden’s conservation, research, and collections management programs, as well as oversee operations […]
Read MoreThe holiday season is a great time to give to those you love and give back to the causes you care about. Choosing meaningful, creative, and eco-friendly gifts is a breeze this season with Mt. Cuba’s holiday gift guide. Encourage an appreciation for nature, education, and conservation in those on your list. Embrace the holiday […]
Read MoreThe Lower Shore Land Trust (LSLT) is excited to announce the protection of a 270-acre farm on Rewastico Creek in Wicomico County. The property is a family-owned farm that includes approximately 70 acres of agricultural land and 200 acres of forest and forested wetlands. The protection of this property adds to an extensive area of […]
Read MoreFor the third consecutive year in a row, The News Journal awarded Mt. Cuba Center a Top Workplaces 2021 honor. This recognition credits 55 companies and organizations in Delaware as a Top Workplace and celebrates companies that make the world a better place by prioritizing a people-centered culture and giving employees a voice. The list […]
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