| Address: | Philadelphia, PA 19118, USA |
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| Postal code: | 19118 |
| Phone: | (215) 247-5777 |
| Website: | https://bg-webapp.business-services.upenn.edu/weboi/oecgi2.exe/INET_ECM_DispFeat?FEATCODE=ORANGE |
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Orange Balustrade was named for the orange terra cotta building material of the balustrade. ... Philadelphia, PA 19118 • 215-247-5777 ...
The name comes from the orange terracotta banisters and railings that bordered the summerhouse. Its perch on a hillside offered sweeping views across the estate and neighboring pastures and hills. Extensive flower beds and shrubs lined the paths from the Orange Balustrade to another formal rose garden once located near the Swan Pond.
Near Orange Balustrade. Cercidiphyllum japonicum ... 215.247.5777 info@morrisarboretum.org Donation Requests Additional Contacts. Location. 100 E. Northwestern Avenue
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The original double borders provided an entrance from the Mansion and led down the hill from the Orange Balustrade into the garden. ... 215.247.5777 info ...
Feb 10, 2012 · Awbury Arboretum in Germantown has a new community apiary - three hives outside and a demonstration hive inside the Francis Cope House. A 10-session beekeeping course is under way and a 4-H ...
The Orange Balustrade, which features a cathedral inspired arbor, giant sequoias, a hillside covered with cypress trees, and a rustic waterfall trickling down the hillside. I sit here in the quiet and take in a peaceful view of meadows, hills, trees and shrubs of every size and dimension.
Be Cool at the Arboretum This Summer Details Created: 26 July 2016 BY KRISTEN BOWER ... while the benches in the Orange Balustrade are usually quieter, ...
At the top of the stone steps we see three giant sequoias that marked the entrance to the original Compton house with an orange balustrade and a water feature. The signature tree of the Morris Arboretum is a Katsura, planted between 1901 and 1909, and it truly has to be seen.
Please note that the Morris Arboretum blog has moved! ... (baileyl@upenn.edu or 215.247.5777 ... Down the hillside from the Orange Balustrade is a tree so spectacular ...