The best part of photographing this Chinese witch-hazel was enjoying its wonderful sweet fragrance. This one is Hamamelis mollis ‘ Wisley Supreme’. Its name is derived from the fact that it originated at Wisley Garden, the flagship garden of the Royal Horticultural Society. Be sure to walk by the patio of our Visitor Center to enjoy these. Join us for our Bank to […]
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Fragrance in the winter garden
Posted in Garden, tagged Bank to Bend, winter on January 26, 2017 | Leave a Comment »
Wednesdays at Winterthur – What’s in Bloom: A walk among the best spring ephemerals
Posted in Garden, Garden Programs, Lectures, Tours, tagged Azalea Woods, Bank to Bend, bulbs, chionodoxa, crocus, garden programs, glory-of-the-snow, March Bank, snowdrops, spring, Wednesdays at Winterthur, Winterthur Garden on April 9, 2014 | Leave a Comment »
April 16, 2014 – Enjoy an early spring day in the Azalea Woods. Susan Sibley, garden horticulturist, will be your guide as you witness the garden come to life with Bluebells, Trillium, and Windflowers. Walks last 45–60 minutes. Join us for demonstrations, talks, and guided walks covering a wide range of gardening topics. These events begin at 11:30 […]
Bank to Bend on March 8 (fingers crossed for nice weather!)
Posted in Garden Programs, tagged Bank to Bend on March 4, 2014 | Leave a Comment »
WALK-INS WELCOME As some of you know we recently opened an exhibit entitled Costumes of Downton Abbey. This very popular exhibit has tied up our phone lines. Don’t worry, there are more than 100 seats still available for the Bank to Bend lecture. You can arrive on Saturday morning and purchase a ticket. Saturday, March […]
Bank to Bend with Alan Street – A Great Day at Winterthur!
Posted in Garden, Garden Programs, Lectures, tagged Alan Street, Bank to Bend, hellebores, snowdrops, Winterthur Garden on March 8, 2013 | Leave a Comment »
Saturday, March 9 was a terrific day in the Winterthur Garden. Be sure to come to Bank to Bend in 2014! Chris Strand reports: – 172 attended the Bank to Bend lecture – at least 75 enjoyed the 2nd Saturday Walk – lots of wonderful plants sold by the specialty nurseries *************************************** Don’t miss the excitement at Winterthur tomorrow, […]
Bank to Bend: Alan Street of Avon Bulbs
Posted in Garden, Garden Programs, tagged Alan Street, Avon Bulbs, Bank to Bend, snowdrops, Winterthur Garden on February 28, 2013 | Leave a Comment »
This is a great kick-off to spring! Saturday, March 9, 2013 11:00 am to noon Copeland Lecture Hall This year’s Bank to Bend event will feature a lecture by Alan Street of the renown nursery Avon Bulbs. Known for his passion for bulbs, Alan will describe how he got interested in snowdrops, how they have […]
Celebrating Snowdrops at Winterthur’s Bank to Bend
Posted in Lectures, Plants, Tours, tagged Bank to Bend, snowdrops on March 8, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
UPDATED! We hope you will join us on Saturday, March 10, at 11:00 am when plantsman and snowdrop expert David Culp shares his insights into these remarkable bulbs, with images of his garden and other famous winter gardens and snowdrop collections. This is your chance to gather design ideas and learn how to identify and grow these […]
Millions of Snowdrops!
Posted in Garden, Plants, tagged Bank to Bend, galanthus, snowdrops, Winterthur Garden on February 24, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Linda Eirhart, Curator, Plants, Assistant Director, Horticulture writes about snowdrops: There are millions of snowdrops on Winterthur’s March Bank. They are primarily the Giant Snowdrop, Galanthus elwesii, and the Common Snowdrop, Galanthus nivalis. The Giant Snowdrop has taller and wider leaves. Although the flowering times will overlap, the Giant will start flowering sooner and finish […]
Bank to Bend – don’t miss it!
Posted in Garden, Lectures, tagged Bank to Bend, W. Gary Smith, Winterthur on February 11, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Bank to Bend Garden Lecture “From Art into Landscape” March 12, 11:00 am How does an artist design a garden? How does a garden designer use art as inspiration? Join Gary Smith, the designer of Winterthur’s Enchanted Woods, as he discusses his personal connection to art and horticultural design. Learn creative ways to integrate your […]
Birds and Blue
Posted in Garden, Lectures, Plants, Tours, tagged Bank to Bend, birds at Winterthur, Wednesdays at Winterthur, Winterthur Garden on March 23, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Happy Spring! If you’ve ever seen the Winterthur Garden in late March, you may be wondering how “the blue” is coming along on the March Bank. While the indigo hues of Glory-of-the-snow and Siberian squill are evident in the warmest spots, we are about a week away from the blanket of blue. Stay tuned! Two events are fast […]
Bank to Bend Lecture Announced
Posted in Lectures, tagged Bank to Bend on January 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
We are excited to have a very special speaker for this year’s Bank to Bend lecture. Fergus Garrett, Head Gardener at Great Dixter, will be sharing the history and current status of the world famous garden he manages near the South Coast of England. The write-up as it appears on our website: Bank to Bend […]
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Witch hazel and snowdrops coming into flower.
- Saturday Jan 19 - 1:19amBeautyberry, hardy orange and an autumn flowering Scilla. https://t.co/DONAfPpusg
- Sunday Sep 9 - 4:31amDaffodils are starting, star magnolias are coming on, and the blue of the March Bank is returning. https://t.co/koiT1ZBzPX
- Thursday Mar 29 - 9:24pmRareFind Nursery brought some of my favorite witch hazels today...several other woodies too. @… https://t.co/xHZKqygYbP
- Saturday Mar 10 - 1:50pmSnowdrops, winter aconite, hellebores and many other treasures on sale at today’s Bank to Bend… https://t.co/CmScJo411i
- Saturday Mar 10 - 1:44pm
Winterthur Weather Data- Current data summary at 2018/4/10 April 10, 2018Time of Observations: 2018/04/10 13:35:00 EDT Gage Precipitation (60): 0 in Air Temperature: 46.2 deg. F Dew Point Temperature: 25 deg. F Wind Speed: 5.4 mph Wind Direction: 330.7 deg. (NNW) Barometric Pressure: 30.16 inHg Solar Radiation: 454 W.m-2 Wind Gust Speed (5): 8.7 mph Gage Precipitation (5): 0 in Relative humidity: 43 % Soil […]
- Current data summary at 2018/4/10 April 10, 2018