HOURS
Gardens and trails are open Wednesday through Sunday from 10 am-6 pm. Plan your visit today!
Program Guide
Classes offered year-round. Learn to garden in harmony with nature, take an art or wellness class, and more!
Trial Garden
Mt. Cuba Center evaluates native plants and related cultivars for horticultural and ecological value.
Ecological Land Management
Mt. Cuba conserves and stewards more than 1,000 acres including meadows, forests, streams and riparian corridors.
MEMBERSHIP
Enjoy unlimited general admission, member discounts, guest passes, and more!
HOURS
Gardens and trails are open Wednesday through Sunday from 10 am-6 pm. Plan your visit today!
Program Guide
Classes offered year-round. Learn to garden in harmony with nature, take an art or wellness class, and more!
Trial Garden
Mt. Cuba Center evaluates native plants and related cultivars for horticultural and ecological value.
Ecological Land Management
Mt. Cuba conserves and stewards more than 1,000 acres including meadows, forests, streams and riparian corridors.
MEMBERSHIP
Enjoy unlimited general admission, member discounts, guest passes, and more!
Updates – May 11, 2023
Sam Hoadley Honored in 40 under 40
Mt. Cuba Center is happy to announce that Sam Hoadley, Mt. Cuba’s manager of horticultural research has been selected as a member of the GPN (Greenhouse Product News) 40 Under […]
Read MoreUpdates – April 16, 2023
Native orchids for the garden
By Kevin Allen Few plants can match the allure of an orchid. As one of the largest and most diverse plant families, the Orchidaceae currently boasts about 30,000 identified species. […]
Read MorePress Release, Updates – March 31, 2023
Enchanting Gardens Await
The wait is finally over, and Mt. Cuba Center officially opens our gates for visitation on Saturday, April 1, 2023. We are thrilled to welcome members and guests back to […]
Read MoreUpdates – March 27, 2023
The Women of Mt. Cuba
By Alana Pugh Mt. Cuba Center is a place full of fascinating history. It takes no less than a village to transform dry, desecrated, barren farmland into a teeming hub […]
Read MoreUpdates – February 28, 2023
Growing a New Meadow
By Melissa Starkey Mt. Cuba Center’s natural lands span more than 1000 acres, including meadows, forests, and old farm fields with the potential to be transformed into rich habitats that […]
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