Participating Florists
Alison Layton Studio (Brooklyn, NY)
*Amanda Finnegan (Brooklyn, NY)
+Au Ciel (Irvington, NY)
Cape Lily Designs (Tarrytown, NY)
Colonial Village Flowers (Scarsdale, NY)
Haston Floral and Event Design (New York, NY)
*Hops Petunia Floral (Kingston, NY)
*Hortulano (New York, NY)
Joshua Werber (Brooklyn, NY)
*Kinga Mjosa (Brooklyn, NY)
Lemon Terrace Florals (Hastings-on-Hudson, NY)
Maple Field Floral (Peekskill, NY)
Michelle Edgemont Design (Tarrytown, NY)
Mossy Fern (Hastings-on-Hudson, NY)
Ned Kelly & Company (Piermont, NY)
Penny Karvounis Flowers (Mount Kisco, NY)
Sourabh Gupta Designs (Harlem, NY)
*New this year
+Returning florist
Weekend Details
Spring Flower Show
Saturday, April 15 and Sunday, April 16, 2023 from 10 AM – 4 PM
Tickets and Admission
Adult: $30
Senior, AAA, Military, Student: $28
Youth (Ages 6-16): $18
Children (Ages 5 and younger): Free
https://lyndhurst.org/events/lyndhurst-flower-show/
Opening Night Reception
Friday, April 14, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Lyndhurst is thrilled for the return of member events in the 2023 season. Be among the first to see this spectacular show as you mingle with the floral artists and enter for a chance to win a basketball by renowned artist Kehinde Wiley. Refreshments will be served. Active membership required.
Related Programs
Botanical Market
Saturday, April 15 and Sunday, April 16, 10 AM – 4:30 PM
Visitors can peruse our Botanical Market for everything from fresh cut flowers and various plant types to terrariums and ceramic vessels from local shops and florists.
Vendors include:
Atlock Farm: Ken Selody
Au Ciel: Lifestyle
Chūko News
Haston Floral
Homegrown Kitchen Garden Nurseries
The Flowerhouse 10547
Furbelow & Bibelot
Lisa Maxwell Botanic Art
Longmore Native Plants
Mossy Fern
Ned Kelly and Company Orchids
Orangerie: Garden + Home
Rock Garden Society: Hudson Valley Chapter
Bonhams Skinner Fine Jewelry Preview
Saturday, April 15 and Sunday, April 16, 10 AM – 4 PM
Bonhams Skinner, the renowned New England auction house, will be showing a selection of exquisite jewels and treasures featured in their upcoming spring auctions. John Colassaco, Jewelry expert and Deputy Director of Fine Jewels, will be in the Mansion’s Grand Picture Gallery to talk with visitors about market trends and the fine art of jewelry collecting.
Workshops and Lectures
Sponsored by Renewal by Andersen.
Free with admission
Dried Flower Play
Saturday, April 15, 1 PM
Join exhibitor Lemon Terrace Florals as you creatively place dried flowers, petals, moss, and other botanical objects onto a slice of tree trunk to create interesting and artful textures and patterns. All ages; Children under 7 will need adult supervision.
Mini Terrariums
Saturday, April 15, 3 PM
Create a small botanical world with rocks, moss, live plants, dried flowers, and interesting objects. Facilitated by Lemon Terrace Florals. All ages; Children under 7 will need adult supervision.
Carnivorous Plant Mini Garden
Sunday, April 16, 1 PM
Ages 10 and up, children younger will need adult supervision and help.
Japanese Moss Balls (Kokedama)
Sunday, April 16, 3 PM
Ages 10 and up, children younger will need adult supervision and help.
Walk + Tour with the Rock Garden Society
Saturday, April 15 and Sunday, April 16, 11:30 AM
Take a stroll with the Rock Garden Society as they discuss the two extensive planting areas on the Lyndhurst grounds.
Walk + Tour with NYS Arborist Justin Rawson
Saturday, April 15 and Sunday, April 16, 2 PM
Justin Rawson speaks on Lyndhurst’s historic specimen trees and what makes them special.
Press Contact
Amanda Sheff, Coordinator of Development, Marketing and Communications
asheff@savingplaces.org
914.303.6845
Photos Available
Main image by Liflander Photography
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Overlooking the Hudson River in Tarrytown, NY, Lyndhurst has the special distinction of being a National Historic Landmark deeming it meaningful to the history of the entire nation. Designed in 1838 by Alexander Jackson Davis, Lyndhurst is considered the most significant American home of the Victorian era. Lyndhurst marks the architectural transition in the US from classical to romantic architecture and the first full introduction of historic revival styles that predominated in the 19th century. The mansion is complemented by its 10,000-piece collection of original decorative arts, its iconic greenhouse and 13 additional historic buildings, and its 67-acre park-like landscape. Lyndhurst can be experienced through multiple guided tour options or visitors may choose to stroll through the beautiful grounds on their own.
Lyndhurst adds to the unique charm of the Hudson River Valley. Lyndhurst is currently a film location for HBO’s new series The Gilded Age and hosted the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in 2021 & 2022. Lyndhurst has also been featured in the PBS series, 10 Homes That Changed America.
Lyndhurst is where the Hudson Valley begins. Visit www.lyndhurst.org for more information. |