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2 seasonal plants Events Found
Fleeting Beauty of Spring Ephemerals
The first heralds of spring appear not in towering trees but on the forest floor--small, delicate plants known as spring ephemerals.
Longwood Gardens
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3/7/26
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Fleeting Beauty of Spring Ephemerals
The first heralds of spring appear not in towering trees but on the forest floor--small, delicate plants known as spring ephemerals.
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Mar 7, 6:00 PM ET
02-09-2026
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Science Series: Fleeting Beauty of Spring Ephemerals
The first heralds of spring appear not in towering trees but on the forest floor--small, delicate plants known as spring ephemerals. These fleeting beauties emerge quickly to capture sunlight before the canopy closes and summer begins. Though their season is brief, their impact is lasting. Hear from Longwood Senior Land Stewardship Technician Pandora Young as they describe how Longwood protects, manages, and cares for these charismatic native flowers. Discover practical steps you can take to help these spring beauties flourish and learn how their presence reveals the health of the forests we all depend on.
Conservatory Ballroom
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3/7/26
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Mar
7
Science Series: Fleeting Beauty of Spring Ephemerals
The first heralds of spring appear not in towering trees but on the forest floor--small, delicate plants known as spring ephemerals. These fleeting beauties emerge quickly to capture sunlight before the canopy closes and summer begins. Though their season is brief, their impact is lasting. Hear from Longwood Senior Land Stewardship Technician Pandora Young as they describe how Longwood protects, manages, and cares for these charismatic native flowers. Discover practical steps you can take to help these spring beauties flourish and learn how their presence reveals the health of the forests we all depend on.
Free
In-Person
Mar 7, 6:00 PM ET
Spring Ephemerals
Native Plants
Forest Ecology
Botany
Plant Stewardship
Forest Health
Environmental Science
Seasonal Plants
02-11-2026
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