Celebrating Female Photographers at Planting Fields
As part of nationwide Olmsted 200 celebrations, Planting Fields Foundation opened a new exhibition in.....Read More
Nov
Gerda Wegener: The New Woman at Planting Fields
Although little known today, the artist Gerda Wegener, with a keen eye for fashion and.....Read More
Apr
Planting Fields Welcomes First Americorps Team
For the past month, Planting Fields Foundation has hosted eight young adults—ages 18 to 26.....Read More
Mar
From the Archives
In 1931, a twenty-one-year-old Natalie Mai Coe was off to see the world. Accompanied by.....Read More
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Feb
Valentine’s Day in the Camellia House
The origins of Valentine’s Day may go all the way back to the ancient Roman.....Read More
Feb
Sargent’s Weeping Hemlock
Discovered in New York in the mid-nineteenth century, Sargent’s Weeping Hemlock, Tsuga canadensis ‘Sargentii,’ created.....Read More
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Dec
At the Table
As we set the table for holiday meals or special occasions, we may “dress it.....Read More
Dec
November Leaf Peeping at Planting Fields
Known for its standout fall colors, ranging from gold to apricot, and unique cotton candy.....Read More
Oct
Designing for the Dead
It’s October, so this month’s feature will take a trip to St. John’s Memorial Cemetery.....Read More
Sep
Playing the Piano at Planting Fields
In the early twentieth century, both Mai Rogers Coe and her daughter, Natalie Mai, achieved.....Read More
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Aug