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Korean Peace Garden

photo: David Castenson

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Flying Pig, Meadowlark Gardens, Fairfax, 2022.

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Korean Bell, Meadowlark Botanical Gardens, Fairfax, 16 September 2022.

Finally visited the gardens on a lovely late summer morning. A good couple of hours and an incentive to return during autumn when the leaves turn.

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David Castenson :: Lotus. Meadowlark Botanical Gardens, Virginia, 2022. © David Castenson / direct link

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David Castenson :: Lotus. Meadowlark Botanical Gardens, Virginia, 2022. © David Castenson / direct link

David Castenson :: Lotus blossoms. Meadowlark Botanical Gardens, Virginia, 2021. © David Castenson / direct link

David Castenson :: Untitled [Lotus blossoming]. Meadowlark Botanical Gardens, Virginia, 2021. © David Castenson / direct link

All four photographs in this post were taken by David Castenson at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens, Virginia, between 2021 and 2022. You can follow the link to his Flickr to view them in hi-res and more detailed information.

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lotus par David Castenson Via Flickr : Meadowlark Botanical Gardens, Virginia

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Meadowlark Botanical Gardens!

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Get Out(Side)! Celebrate Spring In DC, Maryland, And Virginia

What better way to break away from the drab browns and grays of winter and rejoice in the rebirth of springtime’s rainbow hues than by taking a house and garden tour? Our region has many stunning homes with over-the-top landscaping that brighten our world. Get an up-close look that will surely inspire your own home improvement projects!

March 20 – April 14

National Cherry Blossom Festival Washington, D.C.

The National Cherry Blossom Festival at the Tidal Basin in Washington, D.C., takes place between March 20 and April 14, but the peak blooming period is difficult to predict more than 10 days in advance. You can sign up for email updates to be the first to know when blooms will be their most beautiful. The festival includes a Pink Tie Party, Blossom Kite Festival, PetalPalooza, and a parade. But be prepared for crowds: the festival attracts millions of tourists from around the world.

April 20 – 27

Historic Garden Week Locations throughout Virginia https://www.vagardenweek.org/

Each April, the Garden Club of Virginia oversees tours of gorgeous homes and gardens organized and hosted by member clubs statewide. This signature fundraiser supports the restoration and preservation of Virginia’s historic public gardens and provides graduate-level research fellowships. There are dozens of tours throughout the state, but here are some in the DMV area:

Old Town Alexandria – Saturday, April 20 This easy walking tour of Old Town Alexandria includes private townhomes and secluded Gardens in the historic district. In addition, the tour ticket includes admission to two Garden Club of Virginia restoration projects: George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate and Green Spring Gardens.

Leesburg – Sunday, April 21, and Monday, April 22 Hillsboro is the focus of this year’s Leesburg tour. The village dates from 1752, and visitors will enjoy a walking tour of four historic properties and a significant renovation of the town’s Main Street.

Fairfax County – Tuesday, April 23 This walking tour showcases Ballantrae in McLean – a 6.5-acre estate with a 1923 Colonial Revival manor house, a circa 1843 farmhouse, and extensively landscaped grounds with areas for outdoor entertaining, a sunken tennis court, a hidden treehouse, and a walled kitchen garden. In the neighboring town of Vienna, Meadowlark Botanical Gardens boasts 95 acres with large ornamental display gardens, a restored 18th-century farmhouse, and a Korean Bell Garden.

Fredericksburg – Tuesday, April 23 Fredericksburg has a 40-block National Historic District. Stately dwellings have pedigrees that stretch back to 1764. The handsome lineup of homes for this year’s tour includes diverse architectural styles and well-manicured historic landscapes, several of which are on the Rappahannock River. The corner of the city boasts an impressive display of spring tulips.

Winchester – Saturday, April 27 This year’s Winchester tour focuses on Fairmont Avenue, a tree-lined street brimming with homes built during the latter half of the Victorian era. The walking tour features four homes with unique architectural styles and lovely city gardens.

https://www.vagardenweek.org/

May 18

Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage – Montgomery County

Dedicated to the preservation of Maryland’s cultural and historically significant properties and landscapes, the Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage was formed in 1930. The “pilgrims” have traversed throughout the state each year, taking part in immersive tours of noteworthy properties. Through these tours, the MHGP has been able to donate hundreds of thousands of dollars toward the preservation of culturally important properties.

The Montgomery County tour takes place on Saturday, May 18. The Prince George’s County tour takes place on Saturday, June 22.

May 18 – May 19

Beyond the Garden Gates Downtown Frederick, Md. Baker Park

Peek behind the garden gates of lovely private homes this spring in Frederick, Maryland. In addition to stunning landscapes, you’ll also be treated to various discounts from downtown Frederick retailers and restaurants.

Spring is one of the best times of year in the DMV, and these activities will help you make the most of the warmer days and fresh blooms. With walking tours, festivals, and gardens galore, you will have plenty to keep you busy!

Don’t Want To Wait? The Following Gardens Are Open Now!

Dumbarton Oaks in the historic Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D.C. The Gardens consist of sixteen acres and are an oasis of wilderness, meadows, and wooded pathways within the city.  While there, explore the museum, home to a world-class Byzantine and Pre-Columbian art collection. Tickets are required beginning March 15th.

The Franciscan Monastery in N.E. Washington, D.C., is a hidden treasure within the Nation’s capital. Visitors can take a contemplative stroll among the more than 1,000 roses, beautiful native trees, and plants. Visitors of all faiths and ages are welcome. The Franciscan Monastery is in the Brookland neighborhood near Catholic University and the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. Open daily from 9 am to 4:45 pm, guided tours begin in April.

Brookside Gardens is a 50-acre public display garden within Wheaton Regional Park, Maryland. The gardens include the following gardens: Aquatic, Azalea, Butterfly, Children’s, Rose, Japanese-Style, Trial, Rain, and a Woodland Walk. The Formal garden areas include a Perennial Garden, a Yew Garden, the Maple Terrace, and a Fragrance Garden. There are also two conservatories for year-round enjoyment. Admission to the gardens is free. Outdoor gardens are open from sunrise to sunset.

Hillwood’s Estate, Museum, and Gardens in Washington, D.C., were the vision of Marjorie Post when rebuilding the estate in the 1950s. Thirteen acres of formal gardens extend from the house’s terraces and porches in a progression of “outdoor rooms.” Click here to purchase tickets.

Meadowlark Botanical Gardens is a wonderful public garden for strolling and relaxing but it’s also a center for environmental and horticultural education, an outdoor classroom for thousands of public school children, and a botanical garden with large ornamental and native plant collections. Click here for hours and fees.

Oatlands Historic House and Gardens, an estate in Leesburg, Virginia, is operated by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a National Historic Landmark. Enjoy the four and a half acres of walled gardens, including the tea house, yew walk, meditation and herb gardens, and the color border. Springtime brings the Daffodil Wall and a riot of peonies.

Historic Kenmore In Fredericksburg, VA, reopens to the public on March 1. Click here to get tickets and learn more about the beautiful estate.

Lilypons is a magnificent water garden located in Adamstown, Md. is open from Tuesday through Friday from 10 – 4 beginning in March.

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David Castenson :: Lotus. Meadowlark Botanical Gardens, Virginia, 2022. © David Castenson

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Best Landscaping and Botanical Gardens in Winchester, VA

Winchester is a beautiful city with many parks and gardens. If you love plants, the Winchester area has got you covered. Here are the best botanical gardens in Winchester, VA:

Meadowlark Botanical Gardens

Located in the northern part of Winchester, Meadowlark Botanical Gardens is a great place to visit with friends and family. With over 10,000 plants and over 100 varieties of azalea, it's the perfect place to experience springtime at its best. When you're done enjoying the beautiful weather, stop by their gift shop for some souvenirs! They also offer free admission on Tuesdays for those looking for an inexpensive day out.

Located on 1 acre (0.4 hectares) near the center of town, Meadowlark Botanical Gardens is home to over 250 varieties of camellias as well as over 40 varieties of rhododendron and azaleas! In addition to being able to enjoy these beautiful flowers year round thanks to an indoor greenhouse where they're housed during winter months when temperatures rise above 50 degrees Fahrenheit (10 Celsius).

Museum of the Shenandoah Valley

The Museum of the Shenandoah Valley is located at Winchester, VA 22601.

The museum is open seven days a week from 10am to 5pm, but closed on New Years Day, Easter Sunday and Thanksgiving Day.

The museum is located at 300 West Cork Street, Winchester, VA 22601. The museum is open seven days a week from 10am to 5pm, but closed on New Years Day, Easter Sunday and Thanksgiving Day.

Edith J. Carrier  Winchester

Located on the University of Virginia’s campus, the Edith J. Carrier winchester is a place you can visit to learn about plants and trees native to Virginia. The arboretum also features a variety of gardens that are open year-round and available for public use. These include an herb garden and an apple orchard, which both feature signage describing their history and uses. You can also find a small water garden adjacent to the arboretum building itself with several fountains and fish tanks, making it a great place for wildlife viewing (especially if you like turtles!).

The hours for this particular venue vary depending on the season; however, they are typically open from 9am until 5pm Monday through Friday during summer months from May through September; only until 4pm other times of year (including winter months). Admission costs $2 per person over age 12 as well as parking fees that vary depending on whether you park in one of three lots ($15-$30) or take advantage of free valet service at various locations around campus ($10-$15).

Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden

No matter what you’re looking for, Winchester has an amazing Lewis Ginter botanical garden that is sure to satisfy your green thumb. Whether it’s a place to get away from the city or just something nice to look at on a Sunday afternoon, we hope our list has given you some ideas of where to start exploring.

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Meadowlark Botanical Gardens is the perfect place to spend a beautiful spring day. This year, it’s even more magical because I’m getting married there. It’s one of my favorite places in Vienna, and it’s now also the place where I get married. Originally published here: https://www.sterling.palmercare.com/post/meadowlark-botanical-gardens

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Vienna, VA is a great town that combines small-town fun with nature, music, and history. The town is home to numerous attractions, such as the Meadowlark Botanical Gardens and the Washington and Old Dominion Trail, and scrumptious dining locations that are sure to keep you and your travel companions happy and entertained. When you feel your stomach start to rumble, make sure to check out some of the great spots for Italian food near the town!

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photo: David Castenson

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Castor beans (Ricinus communis), Meadolark Botanical Gardens, Fairfax, 2022.

Quite an attractive plant during the growing season and with colorful seed pods in the autumn, the castor bean is the source of the purgative castor oil, and the fairly deadly poison ricin can be derived from them.

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IWotB 2021 edition ~ day four

IWotB 2021 edition ~ day four

When YBW asked me what I wanted to do for my birthday, I made a list. I mean of course I made a list… On that list was three things. 1. Meadowlark 2. kebabs 3. 2 Silos Even though it was cloudy and cool, we spent about two and a half hours at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens. Here are a few of my favorite shots. This is lily of the valley, birthday flower of May babies At the pond This right here…

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Field Trip: Green Spring Gardens and Meadowlark Botanical Gardens

Field Trip: Green Spring Gardens and Meadowlark Botanical Gardens

Last month, Sierra and I were in Washington D.C. for the American Public Gardens Association annual meeting. We didn’t get to visit nearly as many gardens as I would have liked. Time was limited, and rain spoiled things a bit. However, we did get a chance to take an all day field trip to a few gardens in nearby Virginia. A couple of the gardens we visited on that trip were Green Spring Gardensin…

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