Take a peek at some of the thousands of daffodils blooming at LongHouse Reserve with horticulturist Holger Winenga. "Pistachio" Hybridized and...
A LongHouse Garden Stroll with Dianne B, LHR Board President
Following the raging storm of this past Monday, the sun has blessed us once again and I was able to...
After a cold, rainy spring draped in the browns and grays of winter, our season opener, Rites of Spring, was...
Plant-O-Rama at Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Tuesday, January 30th, while East Hampton was surprised with 6 inches of snow, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden received only a...
Winter Storm Grayson barreled up the East Coast and pummeled the Northeast with a full day of high winds, snow,...
The LongHouse Holiday Gathering
On November 25th we held our Holiday Gathering, our annual end-of-the-year party to say thank you to our members, the...
Sunbrella Chairs: The Stalwarts of LongHouse Reserve
We would be hard pressed to find a more beloved seating area than the colorful row of Sunbrella chairs perched...
In case you haven't noticed, many organizations have upgraded their graphics and quality of printing considerably well, with better paper...
Upcoming Event Horticulturist's Walk of LongHouse Reserve
Bark, Bloom, and Forcing Branches: A Winter Walk at LongHouse Reserve Saturday, March 19th, 1:00-2:30pm LongHouse Reserve, 133 Hands Creek...
In Bloom This Week at LongHouse Reserve
Crocus (above) in bloom in the Scree Garden adjacent to LongHouse. While many bloom in shades of purple and white,...
From Cryptomeria to Specimen Spruces: A Winter Walk at LongHouse
Saturday, February 20th, 1:00-2:30pm When Jack Lenor Larsen first wintered in East Hampton, he observed how the bare oaks and...