Week of November 2, 2012
Musa damage in the Teacup Garden.
Photo by Lisa Roper
Water from Hurricane Sandy fill basin's planted with Carex stricta, Carex vulpinoidea and Juncus effusus.
Photo by Lisa Roper
Lindera salicifolia turns brilliant shades of yellow and orange lighting up The Long Border.
Photo by Lisa Roper
Fall Color is evident in the floating leaves on The Chanticleer Sun Porch.
Photo by Lisa Roper
Camellia 'Winter's Joy' opens in The Asian Woods.
Photo by Lisa Roper
In The Kitchen Courtyard a collection of edibles including Strawberries, Pomegranates, Gourds, Culinary Sage, Lemons and a Coffee Plant can be found.
Photo by Lisa Roper
Schizachyrium scoparium [Blue Heaven] remains standing even after Hurricane Sandy!
Photo by Lisa Roper
Crocus speciosus 'Oxonian', a fall blooming crocus with bright orange stigma blooms near The Pond Garden.
Photo by Lisa Roper
A Great blue heron pauses beside the spitting toad.
Photo by Lisa Roper
What's in Bloom - 2011 Season
Take a look at last seasons Highlights to help plan your visit this season...Closed for the Season
Opening March 26
Opening Day is March 26, 2025,
and the garden will be open Wednesday to Sunday, through November 9, 2025.
2025 Season Pass
Purchase a 2025 Season Pass, good through November 9, 2025. Buy your pass now.
News & Events
Workshops at Chanticleer
Chanticleer hosts many workshops at the garden. View the list here.
Chanticleer Emails
Stay current - Sign up
Chanticleer In the News
High praise from 6ABC, WNEP, and The New York Times.
Chanticleer is committed to providing a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment for the public and is an equal opportunity employer.
Social Media
Friends
