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The Fernery will be closed to the public from 7am to 3pm daily for maintenance. It will reopen 3–5pm each day and remain open on weekends.

Earth Month at the Morris

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Purple and orange tulips in bloom.

Morris Arboretum & Gardens has nature-focused tours, talks, and events all April long!

People, Plants & Penn Discussion Series

Fostering Resiliency: Helping our Forests and Wildlife Respond to a Rapidly Changing Climate
Thursday, April 18 • 12 – 1:30 PM
Virtual. Advance registration required.

Join Penn Alumni and the Morris Arboretum & Gardens for a free moderated panel about how a warming climate could determine the fate of our ecosystem and its millions of interconnected species. Moderated by Executive Director Bill Cullina, this panel discussion brings together forward-thinking experts from the University of Pennsylvania and beyond to shed light on strategies to foster resiliency among our native trees, birds, and mammals.

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Private Gardens of Philadelphia

Virtual Book Talk
Thursday, April 25 • 7 pm
Members: $30 • Non-members: $35

Author Nicole Juday will give us a look inside her gorgeous new book, Private Gardens of Philadelphia, highlighting 21 of our area’s rarely seen private gardens.


In-Person Book Purchase & Signing
Saturday, April 27 • 10 am
Fee: $60 (includes a signed copy of the publication and Morris admission)

Join us in person for a celebratory launch of the first-ever coffee table book on Philadelphia’s spectacular private gardens!

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Tours

A green meadow in a wetland, lush with greenery and white flowers.
Mid-Atlantic Plant Conference
A Focus on Forest Health

Friday, May 31 • 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
$150 registrant • $80 for students

The general public is invited to attend either in person or virtually as we bring together a panel of plant scientists and conservation experts for an intensive one-day conference that highlights the intersection of plant science and conservation.