Enjoy the Golden Days of Fall

Fall vibes are in full bloom at the more than 30 public gardens and arboreta within 30 miles of Philadelphia! Garden tours, outdoor activities for kids, and acres of vibrant fall hues are sure to inspire and delight visitors of all ages.

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Fall Foliage Predictions for Greater Philadelphia 2024

The weather is changing in Philadelphia, with shorter, warm days and cool nights marking the first signs of autumn. But what does that mean for the fall color outlook for our area? Here’s what to expect for this season’s fall foliage report.

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Laurel Hill

One arboretum that spans two historic rural cemeteries on either side of the Schuylkill. Together, these two sites form a 265-acre arboretum with over 6,500 trees and shrubs representative of 950 species and varieties.

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Rejuvenate Your Mind: Where to Seek Wellness in America’s Garden Capital

In our fast-paced, technology-driven world, the simple act of stepping outside and immersing ourselves in nature can feel like a revolutionary act. Yet, this connection with the natural world is more than just a pleasant escape; it is a vital component of our well-being.

So much of the nation’s horticultural history is rooted in the Philadelphia region that it has been dubbed “the cradle of horticulture.” Today, Philadelphia has earned its place as ‘America’s Garden Capital’ with a surplus of public gardens offering a wide variety of horticultural display, and events, all year long.

More public gardens than anywhere else in the country.

Philadelphia has over 30 public gardens, arboreta, and historic landscapes, all located within 30 miles of Philadelphia.

When planning your next visit to Philadelphia, be sure to spend a day exploring nature in our region. No matter the season, America’s Garden Capital boasts some of the best outdoor activities in the greater Philadelphia area.

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Haverford College Arboretum