Programs at Chanticleer

We now offer even more ways for our visitors to enrich their Chanticleer experience!
Chanticleer is proud to sponsor a wide variety of programs, workshops, classes, and collaborative programs with some of our regional garden communities and friends. We encourage you to expore all Chanticleer has to offer as it usually leads to a heightened appreciation for our garden and an increased awareness in regards to the natural treasures within.

Janet and Adolph Rosengarten Chanticleer Internship Program

Paid and unpaid internships provide professional work experience alongside Chanticleer's horticultural staff. If interested, submit a letter of interest, resume, and at minimum one letter of recommendation. Applications will be accepted until December 1st. Please provide information about your professional goals, expectations of the internship, what dates you are available, and if you need housing. Onsite shared housing is optional. The hourly rate is $16 for interns who live onsite, and $18 for interns who live offsite. Applicants must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
E-mail your application materials to admin@chanticleergarden.org,
or mail to Chanticleer Internship Program, 786 Church Road, Wayne Pennsylvania, 19087.

Janet and Adolph Rosengarten Chanticleer Internship Information

Chanticleer Scholars

The Chanticleer Scholarship in Professional Development offers public garden professionals financial support for academic or non-academic training to improve their leadership skills. The scholarship has two core components:

1. Support of an academic experience and
2. Support of travel to meet with leaders to build on the training experience.

To read more about the Chanticleer Scholarship, click here.
To view current and past Chanticleer Scholars, click here.

The Chanticleer USA Christopher Lloyd Scholarship at Great Dixter

Chanticleer supports a horticulturist to study at Great Dixter in East Sussex, England and at Chanticleer in Wayne, Pennsylvania. This one-year Scholarship includes 11 months at Great Dixter and one month at Chanticleer, providing an opportunity to develop practical skills and the 'sense of place' needed to manage complex, innovative gardens.

This training opportunity was established to inspire a future generation of top-notch North American gardeners. Qualified applicants will have completed horticultural training, be looking for an immersive experience to advance their knowledge of plants, design and organizational excellence, and be U.S. citizens. To find more information about the placement and application requirements, please visit
Great Dixter's website.