Horticulture

Horticulture Fellowship

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Gain experience by working with the highly trained, top-notch horticulture staff at Newfields: A Place for Nature & the Arts. Students will spend time rotating through the horticulturists in The Garden, the Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park, and the Madeline F. Elder Greenhouse, maintaining a diverse array of garden types.

This educational fellowship places an emphasis on gaining plant knowledge and experiencing hands-on work with highly creative plant experts. Intended learning outcomes include practical plant care, maintenance, collections management, and a basic understanding of garden design elements.

The Newfields Horticulture Fellowship accepts two students per 12-week, summer season on a rolling admission basis. The program runs from May through August, is a paid opportunity, and limited housing assistance may be available on a case-by-case basis.

To apply or request additional information, please e-mail a current resume and letter of interest to Jaime Frye (jfrye@discovernewfields.org). Learn more in our Newsroom too.

 


Four Seasons Garden Tour 

See what's blooming in the Four Seasons garden with Horticulturist Patty Schneider. 

Pop Up Garden Tour with Irvin Etienne 

Pop into the Pop Up Garden with Irvin Etienne, Curator of Herbaceous Plants and Seasonal Garden Design. 

Garden Q&A with Patty Schneider 

Horticulturist Patty Schneider stops by The Garden at Newfields to answer the questions you submitted via social media. 

Madeline F. Elder Greenhouse Tour

Take a tour of the Madeline F. Elder Greenhouse with Ian Wilhite, Greenhouse Horticulturist and Orchid Specialist. 

Victorian Cloches with Jonathan Wright

Stop by the home garden of Jonathan Wright, Ruth Lilly Deputy Director for Horticulture and Natural Resources, as he assembles the newest additions to his garden. 

The Floral Progression of Spring

Follow Jaime Frye, Assistant Curator of Living Collections, through the progression of Spring Blooms at Newfields. 

Spring Garden Design

Pick up design tips for your garden from Horticulturist Patty Schneider. 

Bulb Growth and Care

Take your bulb game to the next level with helpful hints from Irvin Etienne, Curator of Herbaceous Plants and Seasonal Garden Design. 

Using Vegetables in Spring Designs

Learn how to mix a few servings of vegetables into your garden from Jaime Frye, Assistant Curator of Living Collections. 

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