One of the most delightful months to travel in Virginia due to abundant spring blooms and excellent weather for outdoor activities like hiking and biking, May is also a great time to head to historic sites with magnificent gardens. Photo Credit: Rich Grant, @richgrantdenver Virginia is well…
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Dating back to 1927, the first Historic Garden Week began as a fundraising effort to save trees planted by Thomas Jefferson at Monticello. It has been a beloved annual tradition, hosted by the Garden Club of Virginia, for almost 100 years. Virginia’s Historic Garden Week occurs this year from April…
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Historic Garden Week in Virginia, known as “America’s Largest Open House,” takes place from April 20-27, 2024, offering 32 tours of impressive gardens from the foothills of the Shenandoah Valley to the beaches of Tidewater. “Gardens are symbols of hope and renewal. This spring in particular…
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Welcome to the season of renewal in Virginia! It is the best time of year to explore the beautiful blossoms that are making the Commonwealth so colorful this spring. While you can spot bright buds practically anywhere you look during this time of year, some destinations have impressive examples of…
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An outdoor wedding set in a garden venue has the additional bonus of providing decorative landscapes and natural floral elements. Surrounded by blooms and lush foliage, you won’t need much additional decor, and you can let Mother Nature do all the talking. Meadowlark Botanical Gardens Vienna…
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If you have traveled to Washington, D.C. in the early spring, you’re aware of the famously beautiful cherry blossom trees. Donated by Japan in 1912, the trees symbolize the friendship between the United States and Japan. Visitors travel from all over the world to take pictures of the short-lived…
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