All Hallows Guild
All Hallows Guild's mission since 1916 is to preserve and beautify the 59 acres of gardens and grounds at Washington National Cathedral in Washington, DC.
http://www.allhallowsguild.org/ The gardens and grounds consist of the Bishop's Garden and Lawn - a Gothic Garden that contains medieval artifacts and beautifully planted as a "Garden For the Ages". Go to our website www.allhallowsguild.org for our online garden tour and audio podcast.
04/26/2023
Read our latest blog post and get ready to welcome Flower Mart's Flowers to the Cathedral Close on May 5 and 6!
It's All About the Flowers - All Hallows Guild April 25, 2023 Flower Mart 2023 On May 5 and 6th, All Hallows Guild will host its 84th Flower Mart come rain or shine – hopefully shine. Since 1939, except … It’s All About the Flowers Read More »
04/17/2023
Now through May 17, visit our art exhibit in the Washington National Cathedral 7th floor gallery space.
The Spirit In Bloom Art Exhibition Now through May 17 All Hallows Guild presents the work of 27 artists from the Cathedral community and the Botanical Art Society of the National Capital Region. The 44 images express the spirit of
04/07/2023
One month until Flower Mart 2023!
04/07/2023
Several weeks ago, before they went on spring break, 8th grade students from National Cathedral School (NCS) and St. Albans School joined Washington National Cathedral horticulturalist, Peter Spaulding in his mission to remove invasive ivy from the Olmsted Woods. Special thanks to Caroline King, NCS, and Noel Schiller, STA, for helping to organize this effort!
03/22/2023
Hyacinths (Hyacinthus) of all colors are blooming now in the gardens. The Victorians revered hyacinths for their sweet, lingering fragrance. Originally a pale blue or violet flower, hyacinth now come in a rainbow of colors. You can find them in now in the Bishop's Garden's Yew Walk and Sundial Bed and throughout the Cathedral Close.
03/21/2023
Read our March Newsletter:
March News Welcome Spring! Women's History Month, Flower Mart news, and more! March News Welcome Spring! For over 100 years, the 57 acres of the Cathedral Close have been a place where people of all faiths g
03/20/2023
Happy from the Washington National Cathedral gardens!
02/28/2023
Here's what's blooming on this last day of February: Hellebore, Dwarf Iris, Daffodil, Snowdrops.
02/26/2023
It's early, but nice to see color in the gardens!
01/31/2023
Read our recent blog post to see what's blooming NOW in the Cathedral's gardens:
January Blooms - All Hallows Guild January 24, 2023 You have to look a bit harder at this time of year, but yes, you can find plants blooming in January on the Cathedral Close. Climate change … January Blooms Read More »
10/20/2022
Read our October eNewsletter - and subscribe if you are not currently getting it in your inbox!
October News Annual Meeting, Holiday Greenery Sale, Stone Conservation in the Garden October News For over 100 years, the 57 acres of the Cathedral Close have been a place where people of all faiths gather for
09/23/2022
The good news: roses are blooming in the Bishop's Garden. The bad news: the Wayside Cross - which dates to the time of the early Christian pilgrimages has sustained significant damage. The conservationist now working on stonework in the Bishop's Garden and the Cathedral's stonemasons have determined that the damage to the cross is likely the result of vandalism. Please be careful when you are visiting the garden.
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Stewards to the Gardens of the National Cathedral
The gardens and grounds consist of the Bishop's Garden and Lawn - a Gothic Garden that contains medieval artifacts and beautifully planted as a "Garden For the Ages". Group tours of the Garden can be reserved through the All Hallows Guild website April through October. the public is welcome to tour the Garden with self-guided tour brochures throughout the year. www.allhallowsguild.org
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