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Learn About Daffodils!
The Maryland Daffodil Society is excited to partner with the Baltimore City Recreation and Parks’ Horticulture Division to offer Programs and tours in celebration of Spring and the arrival of the Daffodils! Please click on the following link for more Daffodil related activities happening in April! rawlingsconservatory.org Tour the Daffodils at Cylburn Arboretum60 minutes Date & Time: Saturday, April 10th - tours leave promptly at 9AM, 10:30AM, and 12PMRegistration Required: rawlingsconservatory.orgLocation: Cylburn Arboretum, 4915 Greenspring Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21209 (See Map below)
Meet at the Vollmer Center
Join Baltimore City Recreation and Parks Naturalist, Molly Hoopes and Maryland Daffodil Society Members, Meredy McDonagh and Hilles Whedbee for a tour of Cylburn Arboretum highlighting the history, beauty, and vast collection of trees and plants with a special focus on daffodils. Each Spring, visitors will find nearly 25,000 daffodils blooming in large swaths throughout the Arboretum. Join us for an insider’s look at one of Baltimore’s treasured public gardens.
Join Baltimore City Recreation and Parks Naturalist, Molly Hoopes and Maryland Daffodil Society Members, Meredy McDonagh and Hilles Whedbee for a tour of Cylburn Arboretum highlighting the history, beauty, and vast collection of trees and plants with a special focus on daffodils. Each Spring, visitors will find nearly 25,000 daffodils blooming in large swaths throughout the Arboretum. Join us for an insider’s look at one of Baltimore’s treasured public gardens.
Daffodils 101: Learn the basics about daffodil divisions, colors, basic care and planting.60 minutesDate & Time: Saturday, April 17th, 10AM Registration Required for Zoom Meeting: rawlingsconservatory.org Join us for this virtual live presentation by Joan Bender of the Maryland Daffodil Society discussing the basics about choosing, planting, and growing daffodils. Even for those who have never planted a garden before, Joan’s talk will get you started and, on your way, to enjoying the many “faces” of daffodils.
Social Media SpotlightsKeep an eye out on the Rawlings Conservatory Face Book page for short Videos and other Facebook live events! Like us @RawlingsConservatory&BotanicalGardens
Coming soon… watch Joan Bender’s “Daffodils 101” and upcoming Short Daffodil Videos on the MDS Website www.Marylanddaffodil.org
REGISTERING FOR THE DAFFODIL PROGRAMS:Cylburn Arboretum and the Howard P. Rawlings Conservatory are part of the Horticulture Division of Baltimore City Recreation and Parks (BCRP). Here at BCRP, we use a secure software system called CivicRec as a way to register community members for programs and activities as well as work through our point-of-sale system. In order to do any of these things, our visitors and participants have to create a CivicRec account (you cannot use Gmail or Facebook to log-in). Once the account has been created, members can use it to sign-up for all BCRP programs and activities.
Social Media SpotlightsKeep an eye out on the Rawlings Conservatory Face Book page for short Videos and other Facebook live events! Like us @RawlingsConservatory&BotanicalGardens
Coming soon… watch Joan Bender’s “Daffodils 101” and upcoming Short Daffodil Videos on the MDS Website www.Marylanddaffodil.org
REGISTERING FOR THE DAFFODIL PROGRAMS:Cylburn Arboretum and the Howard P. Rawlings Conservatory are part of the Horticulture Division of Baltimore City Recreation and Parks (BCRP). Here at BCRP, we use a secure software system called CivicRec as a way to register community members for programs and activities as well as work through our point-of-sale system. In order to do any of these things, our visitors and participants have to create a CivicRec account (you cannot use Gmail or Facebook to log-in). Once the account has been created, members can use it to sign-up for all BCRP programs and activities.