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The Flower Show

PHS Pop Up Garden at South Street



What's Blooming

PHS Horticulturalists bring their extensive experience in creating dynamic, seasonally interesting public gardens to a more tailored and intimate experience for each of our Pop Up Garden. One PHS Pop Up Garden highlight is the plants themselves. Both in-ground planting beds and containers throughout the garden serve to inspire visitors with a creative mix of shrubs, perennials, spring-blooming bulbs, annuals and tropicals. Explore a sampling of what is currently planted in our garden below.

Fothergilla 'Mount Airy'

Commonly called Dwarf Fothergilla, this pollinator plant is a native of the Eastern United States. It is also a part of the PHS Gold Medal Plants Program.

fothergilla mt airy bloom2 from christina

Erysimum 'Winter Light'

A cool-season annual pollinator plant commonly known as the Wallflower. 

erysimum winter light

Helleborus x hybridus 'Molly's White'

Commonly known as the Lenten Rose, this plant is native to Southern and Central Europe. 

helleborus x hybridus molly s white

Tiarella 'Spring Symphony'

A native to North America, this frothy plant is known as the Foam Flower with its genus name coming from the Greek word for tiara.

tiarella spring symphony kz01

Primula veris

Commonly known as Cowslip, this pollinator plant is native to Europe and Western Asia. 

gulden sleutelbloem primula veris 1

Chionanthus virginicus

Another PHS Gold Medal Plant, this plant is commonly called the Fringe Tree and is native to the Eastern United States. You can find these trees in the containers outside the front entrance to the Pop Up Garden.

american fringetree flowers may2013h from christina


Upcoming Programs with PHS

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Food Growing Series: Raised Beds

April 15, 2021

5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
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Gardening for a Healthy Mind

April 19, 2021

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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Say "No Mow" to Your Lawn

April 22, 2021

5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
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