Thanks for a great year! Mt. Cuba Center is closed for general admission for the season and will reopen on April 3, 2024.
From fruiting shrubs to seed-bearing wildflowers, native plants provide essential shelter and forage that sustain our wildlife through the winter. Explore how to easily create overwintering habitat and learn about […]
Take a hike through the woods with the Mt. Cuba Arboriculture Team and learn to recognize common native trees. Tree identification becomes quick and rewarding when using easy and practical […]
Allow the vibrancy and charisma of the hummingbird to inspire your time painting and collaging a work of art with artist, Monica Lopez. Learn paintbrush usage, color mixing, and color […]
As the temperatures cool, our fall-time favorite native plants take the spotlight. Learn the best trees and shrubs for fall color, how to get a great-looking lawn without chemicals, create […]
Learn about Mt. Cuba’s approach to land management and the events that shape our past, current, and future landscapes. Become empowered to take ecologically beneficial actions to support native wildlife […]
Prolong your garden’s interest into the fall with trees and shrubs that have colorful fruit, bark, and foliage. This class is a must for those interested in adding plants that […]
Embrace the utility of lawn in the garden for paths and recreation. Learn how to build better soil to create a healthier environment for your pets and family, and how […]
The woodland edge is crucial for protecting forests and providing habitat to wildlife. With increased fragmentation due to development, these habitat islands are now a common feature of suburbia. Discover […]