Emily Dickinson’s Garden

Join naturalist Ed Wesely for a virtual tour

Begins: Sat, Apr. 14, 2012 – 2:00pm

Ends: Sat, Apr. 14, 2012 – 3:30pm

The great poet Emily Dickinson loved wildflowers, especially the delicate blooms of March and April.  Her quiet life in 19th century Amherst Massachusetts was described by a friend as follows: 

"Her events were the coming of the first bird, the bursting of a chrysalis...the wondering opening on the new world of every little flower." 

Join naturalist Ed Wesely for a virtual tour of the fields and streams that Emily Dickinson knew around Amherst, and of the spring wildflowers that inspired her. Please register for this program, and/or obtain information, by calling the Delaware Highlands Conservancy at 570-226-3164.