Mercer County - Princeton - Celebrate Leap Day! Signs of Spring Walk

Iris photo is in the public domain: MTB, 20″ (51 cm), Midseason bloom. Standards yellow; falls lavender, edged yellow; yellow beard. ‘Topsy Turvy’ X ‘Floridor’. Redstone Nursery 1984. High Commendation 1979, 1981; Honorable Mention 1986; Williamson-White Award 1988.
Iris photo is in the public domain: MTB, 20″ (51 cm), Midseason bloom. Standards yellow; falls lavender, edged yellow; yellow beard. ‘Topsy Turvy’ X ‘Floridor’. Redstone Nursery 1984. High Commendation 1979, 1981; Honorable Mention 1986; Williamson-White Award 1988.

Celebrate Leap Day! Signs of Spring Walk with Horticulturist Louise Senior

Saturday, February 29 from 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
$10; Free for Friends of Morven
Join Morven’s Horticulturist Louise Senior as she tours the grounds and gardens looking for signs of Spring. As she says, the earth is waking up, can tree buds, birds, nests, and bugs be far behind?
Get outside and enjoy hunting for the first signs of springtime at Morven. Tour begins at Morven's 19th century Carriage House.
Location: 55 Stockton St, Princeton, NJ 08540, USA

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