Within the park's boundaries are a collection of unique ecosystems usually not found all in one location. A park naturalist will lead us on a tour of saltwater and freshwater marshes, a white cedar swamp, pine barrens, fields and northeastern hardwood forest. Learn about the flowering shrubs that fill the Preserve with color and spring. Some are even fragrant. We'll pay particular attention to the viburnums, azaleas, and laurels.
Gardeners can learn about the wildlife value and landscape beauty and native shrubs provide.
Join Bill Lamack, our Nursery Manager, and learn to propagate native perennials and shrubs from cuttings. All materials included. Pre-registration is required. We will be given a special tour of this Nature Conservancy site, looking for the carnivorous sundew and pitcher plants, and fringed orchids, to name a few of the plants that grow in this unique preserve. Whether you're new to the area or a long-time resident, new to the Preserve or just haven't visited for a while, come and experience one of the natural treasures of Bucks County.