By:
Tamanya Garza, Marketing & Social Media Specialist
Each spring up and down the east coast the exciting sounds of steeplechase horse racing begin to fill the lush, green raceways. A mix of jump racing and jovial picnic celebrations, the third Saturday in May all eyes are on the Radnor Hunt Races...
As an organization long concerned with art and environment the Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art campus landscape has always displayed plant species which are native to this region – both because much of the artwork created in the Brandywine Valley portrayed these native species, and...
By:
Edie J. Dondero, Associate Director, Land Stewardship
The Brandywine River’s first site-specific outdoor installation, Gradients by James Welling, opened earlier this month. While our colleagues at the Brandywine River Museum of...
Since 1974 many visitors to the Brandywine River Museum of Art have noticed the use of native plants within the landscaped spaces surrounding the museum and parking lots. Regular visitors and members love the changing seasonal displays that take place within...
It’s official. Well, it’s always official. The Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art’s annual Wildflower, Native Plant & Seed Sale is held every Mother’s Day weekend. But the garden volunteers who help put it all together know that it’s really official when horticultural coordinator Mark Gormel tapes a flyer next to the front door outside his office...