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2022  Field Trips

Questions? Contact David Lauer, dml1000@comcast.net, 215-357-2646
Field trips start at 10 am. Reservations are NOT required unless noted.

July 22   Henry Foundation.   Gladwynne, PA, David Lauer DML1000@comcast.net
July 31   Wild Orchids. A Day in the Pocono Bog Karen.Mohn@gmail.com

SATURDAY, JULY 22, 2021  Henry Foundation for Botanical Research

This must-see garden is the home of the Henry Foundation for Botanical Research. “The Henry Botanic Garden is a historic garden created by Mary Gibson Henry (1884–1967), who was a noted 20th century horticulturalist, naturalist, and skilled field botanist. This garden provides a stunning untamed oasis in the heart of Gladwyne, Pennsylvania. The garden is home to an impressive number of superb collections of prominent plant families. With a strong focus on woody plants. A visitor can expect to see Magnolias, Styrax, Hamamelis, Halesia, and Rhododendrons — as well as a notable collection of herbaceous plants. The garden features broadly varied terrain portraying a host of natural environments, from high rugged stony outcroppings and spare alpine sites, to lush dappled forests, to soothing riparian glens, to broad open meadowland.” (from their website https://www.henrybotanicgarden.org/visit/ ) Our guides will be Henry Ortmeyer, Curator, and Susan Treadway, Director, of the Henry Foundation for Botanical Research.


About Us: Mission

The Delaware Valley Fern & Wildflower Society welcomes people at all levels of knowledge with a passion for studying ferns and native plants in their habitat, conserving native Ferns and Wildflowers by cultivating and propagating them in home gardens; by promoting their conservation and preservation; and by providing a forum for educationing others.