Gunpowder and Gardens, Part 2

After learning about the duPont family, it was only right that we visited Longwood Gardens. About 30 minutes over the border into Pennsylvania, visitors can experience what was once a simple park. Due to the duPont family’s interest in gardening, the area’s natural beauty influenced one particular family member. Pierre began with one long flower garden and then expanded to include indoor facilities, fountains, and other forms of entertainment.

Around every corner, visitors can see caretakers’ constant work and dedication of to keep the numerous varieties of plants and arrangements at their peak. Guests can spend all day in the gardens as there are locations to eat, and plenty to see. You can sit and watch fountains playing along to various music pieces, find shade under large mature trees, or spend time inside admiring orchids and other exotic plants.

Once a private garden of about 200 acres, the current garden is over 1,000 and is open for the public to enjoy. Over one million guests come to Longwood Gardens each year and it is no surprise they keep visiting. Each season shows off new displays, the gift shop stocks a variety of amazing products and plans throughout the year, and the Christmas displays are not to be missed.

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  1. wow!! 38The Point of Pittsburgh

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