Spring Wildflowers at Teatown

Patty Butter, Botanist, Garden Manager/Educator  and Eva Giorgi, Stewardship Programs Manager, Teatown

Saturday, May 2nd | 10 am – 3:30 pm

Join us as we explore the Hidden Valley trail at Teatown, a 1,000 acre nature preserve and environmental education center located in Westchester County. These woodlands feature a rich understory of Mountain Laurel, and a delightful assemblage of spring ephemeral wildflowers. Acquired by Teatown in 2018, the property was formerly under the stewardship of the Brooklyn Botanical Garden for over 50 years.

Dress for the weather, hiking through moist ground, and to protect yourself from ticks and poison ivy.  Bring lunch, water, and snacks.

Information about parking and meeting spots will be provided upon registration.

If you have any questions about the trip before registering, please email teatown@nyflora.org.

All NYFA field trips are free and open to all.

NYFA relies on the generous support of its members to offer free Field Trips and Learn 10 workshops. If you are able, please consider a donation to help support these efforts. Suggested Donation is $10.