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Shop with PHS online, at the Flower Show, or at Meadowbrook Farm in Abington, PA.

PHS members enjoy a subscription to Green Scene magazine, also available on the iPad.

The support of members, volunteers, and donors. allows PHS to grow and flourish

Do you require further information? Please contact us and we will be happy to assist you.

 
PHS Kids Storytime
 
 
Bring your little ones to PHS Kids Storytime for an hour of fun and learning!

Storytime in the McLean Library

PHS features storytime programs in the McLean Library, located on the first floor at PHS headquarters, 100 North 20th Street in Philadelphia. Children ages 2 to 6 (with their adults) are invited to the library to learn about gardening and the natural world through books read by storyteller Hasha Salaman.

See the event listing below for upcoming storytimes.

Storytime in Sister Cities Park

New for summer 2013, join PHS for storytime at the recently refurbished Sister Cities Park along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway (at 18th Street). Hour-long sessions will be held on the second Tuesday of summmer months: June 13, July 11, and August 8 starting at 11 am. No need to register; storytime is free.

 

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EVENTS
PHS Fall Garden Festival The annual PHS Fall Garden Festival takes place each September and offers music, food, plants, shopping, workshops, gardening tips, and children’s activities at the beautiful Philadelphia Navy Yard. Sep 21, 2013 10:00 AM
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