Visit Mt. Cuba Center in August to celebrate our “Best Botanical Garden” Award with a Buy One, Get One limited-time offer on tickets. Mt. Cuba won “Best Botanical Garden” in North America in USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards this summer. Find out why Mt. Cuba was voted the top public garden by bringing a friend […]
Read MoreIs your lawn safe for children, pets, and the environment? Scott Freedman, a NOFA certified organic lawn care technician transforms turf into a pesticide-free lawn and is ready to teach others how to do the same. Join Mt. Cuba for an online class on Saturday, August 15 from 10 to 1130 am as Freedman highlights […]
Read More“Leaves of three, let it be” is an old saying that warns of the dangers of poison ivy and poison oak, but those aren’t the only toxic plants out there. Learn the basics of identification, natural history, and specific lethal compounds of approximately 20 species you may encounter while hiking or foraging. In our Wild […]
Read MoreMt. Cuba Center is committed to making its gardens, exhibitions, programs, and facilities accessible to all, across multiple spectrums. Our efforts to improve accessibility are ongoing. Please contact us if you have questions or feedback. In the beginning of 2020, Mt. Cuba Center enlisted in Museums for All, a national program that encourages individuals of all […]
Read MoreExperience Mt. Cuba Center welcomes you to experience summer in the Brandywine Valley and connect with nature. Our shaded walking paths wind through lush woodlands and a vibrant meadow, around serene ponds and stately formal gardens. Our scenic garden in summer is one you don’t want to miss! Plan Your Visit Online Classes Be inspired. […]
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