Join renowned horticulturist and Innisfree trustee Brad Roeller as he presents his top native plant picks for Northeastern gardens. This first lunchtime lecture will focus on shade-loving native perennials. Get ready to make beautiful, hardworking additions to your garden this spring.
This second lunchtime lecture will focus on sun-loving native perennials. Get ready to make beautiful, hardworking additions to your garden this spring. Join renowned horticulturist and Innisfree trustee Brad Roeller as he presents his top native plant picks for Northeastern gardens.
Get out and enjoy an early spring treat. Immerse yourself in the thousands upon thousands of heirloom daffodils, all planted for Marion Beck before her death in 1959. This special season preview weekend is open only to Innisfree members.
Get out and enjoy an early spring treat. Immerse yourself in the thousands upon thousands of heirloom daffodils, all planted for Marion Beck before her death in 1959. This special season preview weekend is open only to Innisfree members.
While most come to Innisfree to enjoy this uniquely beautiful 20th century landscape, it is underlain and in many ways shaped by rocks dating back almost half a billion years. Join local geology professor Steven Schimmrich for a leisurely walk looking at Innisfree through the eyes of a geologist.
Join avid birder, bird photographer, and local professional engineer Kyle Bardwell for an early morning walk at Innisfree in pursuit of the many birds that use this diverse habitat for breeding and migratory stop over needs.
Join expert horticulturist, naturalist, and Innisfree trustee Brad Roeller to explore and enjoy Innisfree’s spring blooming beauties. He will point out both native and garden species. Some are spring ephemerals, meaning the plants are only visible in the spring.
Join landscape curator, Kate Kerin, for a lively 1.5 hour tour exploring Innisfree, a powerful icon of mid-twentieth century design now recognized as one of the world’s ten best gardens and listed at the highest level—exceptional national significance—on the National Register of Historic Places.
This year’s theme is Mid-Century Modern in the Landscape. This event provides vital operating support and allows us to continue our ongoing restoration and education efforts. There will be cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and music, plus inspirational moments in the garden.
