Another Year at Brandywine Cottage:
Tours of David Culp’s Garden through the Six Seasons

Season – Winter (December/January)

Rain Date: January 9th

Winter is all about bringing light to darkness. January is a time for dreaming of things to come, of planning for the future. The garden in winter is about the effect of light on nature. Oil lanterns adorn the porch and picnic table, fires in the hearth and candles everywhere, both indoors and out. Bonfires are a winter bonus. The mahonias have budded up and the Leucothoe axillaris is in its winter color, a beautiful deep burgundy beside the golden yellow Cephalotaxus harringtonia. There are winter crocus and Galanthus also blooming, with bright berries of the Ilex verticillata. 

This series of in-person tours is open to Members Only. Registration is required. Click here if you would like to become a member of HPS/MAG before registering for this event.

For the entire 6-tour series, the fee is $80 per person; limit of 20 registrants.

A limited number of spots (10) will be available for each individual date; cost is $20 per person. To register for the January 8th tour, click here.

Important Info regarding registration: Please make sure you hit the "finish" button after registering on-line. If you do not receive a confirmation e-mail, then the registration process was not completed.

Address and parking directions will be sent to all registrants in their confirmation email.

Contact: Nora Sirbaugh, pastpresident@hardyplant.org