Dear Friends of Untermyer Gardens,
As we move ever closer to June, the light fresh greens of spring are maturing and becoming darker and lusher. We hope you will enjoy our ever-changing garden through the photos and video below and some special opportunities.
Virtual Yoga
You can explore the garden through virtual yoga with Sarah Knox. Each class is filmed at a different garden location and can be accessed any time for up to one week. This week’s class takes place at the Temple of Love.
In-Garden Tours
The garden will be open this weekend on Saturday and Sunday for a limited number of 90-minute guided tours, with a maximum of ten people per tour. Tickets must be purchased in advance here and go on sale at 7:00 am today.
Photography in the Garden
Early birds are invited to register for a two-hour guided photography session in the garden on Sunday at 7:00 am. Participation is limited to ten people and tickets must be purchased in advance.
As we move ever closer to June, the light fresh greens of spring are maturing and becoming darker and lusher. We hope you will enjoy our ever-changing garden through the photos and video below and some special opportunities.
Virtual Yoga
You can explore the garden through virtual yoga with Sarah Knox. Each class is filmed at a different garden location and can be accessed any time for up to one week. This week’s class takes place at the Temple of Love.
In-Garden Tours
The garden will be open this weekend on Saturday and Sunday for a limited number of 90-minute guided tours, with a maximum of ten people per tour. Tickets must be purchased in advance here and go on sale at 7:00 am today.
Photography in the Garden
Early birds are invited to register for a two-hour guided photography session in the garden on Sunday at 7:00 am. Participation is limited to ten people and tickets must be purchased in advance.
Walking along the carriage trail is peaceful in the early mornings. Even Daisy Fleabane is made beautiful by the previous evening's mist.
The more than 25 different lilac cultivars in the Lilac Area have given us a month-long bloom season.
Even in its first spring, the Rhododendron Walk is bright with color. Anyone who says that traffic cone orange isn't a natural color should take a look at these flowers!
Dryopteris erythrosora 'Autumn Brilliance' boasts amazing copper tones while Athyrium 'Ghost' is distinctly otherworldly.
This week, take a walk with Timothy in the Walled Garden and learn about some of his favorite trees and shrubs.
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