June 5, 2008 by Linda
In the 1960s, Mr. du Pont wanted to extend the season of color at Winterthur so he added a new garden area, now called Sycamore Hill. In late May and early June, Sycamore Hill is woven together with paths of white, lavender, and red flowers. This color combination appears at Winterthur earlier in the year with azaleas and dogwoods and again in the fall with berry color.
Common witch hazel, Hamamelis virginiana, still looking beautiful. Early (or late) snowdrops in flower. https://t.co/qzENrKEogg
- Tuesday Dec 3 - 5:10pm
Beautiful walk today with our visitors - snowdrops, autumn cherry, witch hazel, fragrant tea olive, crocus, and camellias in flower.
- Saturday Nov 9 - 8:56pm
Fall snowdrops, Galanthus reginae-olgae. https://t.co/sZX8NePPZu
- Friday Nov 8 - 10:50pm
Snowdrops and tea oil camellias in flower!
- Thursday Nov 7 - 9:37pm
Butterfly weed, Asclepias tuberosa, just coming into flower in our meadows.
- Thursday Jun 20 - 9:00pm
