Getting up close and personal with the details of a plant isn’t just for horticulturists. Artists, also learn about their subjects in a deep and profound way by exploring the many details of a plant. Imagine getting to learn how to paint or draw the natural world in the “virtual” company of friends. It’s possible […]
Read MoreEvery autumn has its own rhythm says Bill Trescott, Mt. Cuba Center’s arboriculture manager. Weather conditions, temperature shifts, and mother nature all factor into when the best fall color will show through. Mt. Cuba’s native sweet gums, birches, sourwoods and black cherries are already putting on a show and our arborists predict fall foliage will […]
Read MoreBirds create the everyday soundtracks to our lives. They provide a soothing background chirp when on a walk, a lovely morning wake-up call through our open windows, or an exciting song while at the backyard feeder that can last for minutes even hours. In addition to their wonderful sound, birds play an important part in […]
Read MoreIt is not unusual for Mt. Cuba staff to go above and beyond their job duties to lend a helping hand, especially when it comes to taking conservation action. And while 2020 has been far from usual for all of us, our Natural Lands manager, Nathan Shampine, has had a particularly interesting year. He just […]
Read MoreKick back and relax on our main lawn while you listen to the sounds of our new Concerts on the Lawn series in partnership with Gable Music Ventures, featuring a lineup of six unique artists. Enjoy an evening featuring your favorite genre or attend all three to hear a variety! A local food truck will […]
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