Learning from LongHouse: The Open Bowl
Learning from LongHouse: The Open Bowlby Carrie Rebora BarrattDirector, LongHouse Reserve As a consummate planner, with huge interest in origin...
Image courtesy of Jonathan Morse Learning from LongHouse: HatsBy Carrie Rebora Barratt The saying goes that “God made a few...
It's the Year of the Tiger: Be Bold!
February 1 marks the start of the Lunar New Year as the Tiger takes center stage in 2022. The Lunar...
Wharton Esherick: Form, Function and Fun
If ever there were two individuals who engaged the world with a no holds barred, engaged enlightenment, it would be...
LongHouse: Where Art and Nature Meet
Last week's snowstorm was a fast mover leaving behind three inches of wet snow easily shoveled and plowed by our...
A new year and our grand old lopped tree is still standing tall. One of the oldest trees on the...
Halloween in the LongHouse Gardens!
Our second annual Halloween celebration was a blast! Thank you to everyone who came in costume and those who came...
Do Not Call Them Bugs, THEY ARE INSECTS
By Mildred Thufvesson We’ve all encountered those buzzing little creatures, and most of us have killed a few of them. As soon as a...
It's summertime and the living is easy - gloriously warm weather and limitless sunshine that seem to go on for...
It's Salvia season at LongHouse! Check out our new Salvia collection in the Pink Garden. All Salvia cultivars are nicely...
Rites of Spring at LongHouse Reserve
When the first daffodils begin to show color, we are surely reminded that spring is around the corner. A crescendo...
Friends, thank you for your kind and deeply moving words on Jack's passing; we are overwhelmed with the generous outpouring...