Spring Blooms

March 28–May 4, 2025
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a spring woodland landscape with the pale green foliage of spring and purple blossoms in the foreground
Holden Barnes

Spring into New ...

The newness—and beauty—of spring beckons throughout our Gardens this season. It’s our first with our stunning Bonsai Courtyard, gorgeous new outdoor landscapes, and redesigned Idea Garden … making this a season of fresh beginnings like never before.

New is in bloom.

 

Spring Break Tuesdays

This April, we're making spring even more spectacular with two special Spring Break Tuesdays! Normally closed on Tuesdays, we're opening our gates to give you more time to wander, explore, and be inspired by the season’s vibrant blooms and lush landscapes. Join us on April 15 & 22 from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm and experience the beauty of spring like never before. 

Spring is a popular time to visit. Throughout Spring Blooms Members require timed reservations Wednesday through Monday (closed Tuesday) from open to close. Gardens Premium Members and Innovators do not require reservations..

March 28–April 17, 2025

Gardens Open
10:00 am–6:00 pm
Wednesday–Monday

Closed Tuesdays, except for April 15

April 18–May 4, 2025

Gardens Open
10:00 am–6:00 pm
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday

10:00 am–9:00 pm
Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Closed Tuesdays, except for April 22

Timed Admission Tickets required

Timed Reservations required for Members every day from open to close

Reservations not required for Gardens Premium Members and Innovators

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Closeup of bright pink tulips amid green leaves, with golden sun on the horizon.

Starting April 18, 2025

Perfect for Late Bloomers: New Spring Evening Experiences

Fancy an evening stroll through the tulips? Looking to take in a spectacular sunset amid our grove of London plane-trees? Care to join us for an evening cocktail or dinner at 1906? New this year, enjoy extended evening hours until 9:00 pm every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday starting April 18 and through May 4 … giving you even more time, and new ways, to savor the splendor of spring.

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Select Evenings Throughout Our Winter and Spring Seasons

1906 Nights

Our new 1906 Nights offer you the chance to experience the elegance and artistry of 1906—and experience our new Longwood Reimagined spaces—during these special evenings.

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Experience Spring Blooms

We’ve dug into photo and video archives to share the inspiration and beauty of favorite past displays. Enjoy spring splendor from 2018.

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Explore the Season

Closeup of white cherry blossoms clustered on a branch amid light green leaves, against a blurred background of blossoms.

Don’t miss our new Bonsai Courtyard’s first spring, among other delights of the season!

yellow and purple flowers in grass

The first blooms of spring usually arrive in March

white magnolia tree in bloom

Magnolia denudata in bloom; magnolias typically bloom in early April

a meadow in fall colors with two people walking on the pathway

Look for spring ephemerals starting in April

dark branching silhouettes of tree branches support a bounty of pink blossoms against a blue sky

Expected to be in bloom mid-April

a fountain spraying water

The Open Air Theatre comes alive with fountains set to music, starting late April

Flowers in shades of purple and pink line a brick walkway and are punctuated by cone-shaped green shrubs

Flower Garden Walk blooms late April into May.

beds of tulips in a variety of colors

Idea Garden blooms late April into May

a flowering tree with pink and white flowers in the background

Expect peak blooms in Peirce's Woods in May

white and purple wisteria surrounding a gravel pathway

The Wisteria Garden typically blooms in May

From Our Blog

Cynorkis: A Jewel Box of Possibilities
The Cynorkis orchid with small pink flowers set in front of green foliage.

Cynorkis: A Jewel Box of Possibilities

By Greg Griffis, on May 1, 2024
Do You Want to Know a Secret?
The end of a stone bench with a carved head of an eagle in it.

Do You Want to Know a Secret?

By Gillian Hayward, on April 24, 2024
Family Nature Strolls: Your Family, Our Gardens
A group of people, kids and adults, walking on a paved path through Longwood Gardens.

Family Nature Strolls: Your Family, Our Gardens

By Emily Gerber, on April 17, 2024
Seed Banking on the Future
Two dozen small sprouting seeds in a glass bowl.

Seed Banking on the Future

By Jessica Turner-Skoff, Ph.D. and Peter Zale, Ph.D., on April 10, 2024

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