Be among the first to receive America’s Garden Capital Passport, an exclusive guide to exploring the region’s 36 public gardens on Sunday, March 10 at the PHS Philadelphia Flower Show. Featuring a
custom map, garden must-do’s, links to online garden itineraries, and pages to collect garden “travel” stamps, personal sketches and thoughts, the passport is your blueprint to experience the area’s garden power.

Stop by the America’s Garden Capital booth, located next to the “Gardener’s Studio” at the Flower Show to pick-up your debut handbook. While at the booth, engage with experts from area gardens, including Stoneleigh: A Natural Garden, Chanticleer, PHS Meadowbrook Farm, and Longwood Gardens. These horticulturists will answer questions, perform demonstrations and present talks on topics such as Gardening for Older Adults and Ecological Garden Design. Specialists from these area gardens will also compete in a Container Garden Challenge!

Beginning March 11, America’s Garden Capital Passports will be available, while supplies last, at 30+ individual gardens within 30 miles of Philadelphia. See americasgardencapital.org for a complete list of the 36 gardens. Since not all gardens are open year-round (check your favorite garden’s website for hours of operation), Passports will be offered to visitors on each garden’s open date.

All talks, events, and America’s Garden Capital Passport are free with Flower Show ticket admission on Sunday, March 10, America’s Garden Capital Day at the PHS Philadelphia Flower Show. Learn more and download an online copy of America’s Garden Capital Passport at: americasgardencapital.org/passport. Photo by Jen Rudy.