Longwood Gardens - Gallery

Gallery

  • Main Fountains at Longwood Gardens

  • Chimes Tower in Longwood Gardens

  • Chimes Tower in Longwood Gardens

  • East Conservatory, Longwood Gardens

  • Indoor Conservatory

  • Italian Water Garden in Longwood Gardens

  • Different view of Italian Water Garden

  • Indoor hall, November 2012

  • Exterior walkway, November 2012

  • Pierre Du Pont House, currently a museum

  • One of the many orchids from the Longwood Gardens' greenhouse

  • More samples of orchids from the Longwood Gardens' greenhouse

  • More samples of orchids from the Longwood Gardens' greenhouse

  • More samples of orchids from the Longwood Gardens' greenhouse

  • Hydrangeas from the gardens

  • Longwood Gardens fountain night display, 2006

  • Longwood Gardens railway display, 2010

  • Longwood Gardens pumpkins and gourds, 2010

  • Longwood Gardens Bird of Paradise, 2010

  • One-Thousand Bloom Display, November 2012

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