Longwood Gardens' jewel of nature
Summary
Longwood Gardens, a large natural park near Philadelphia, was saved from tree cutting by Pierre S. du Pont, an industrialist. He turned it into a beautiful place for people to enjoy nature, learn, and support conservation efforts. Today, the gardens cover 1,700 acres and continue his mission of bringing joy through nature.Key Facts
- Pierre S. du Pont bought a small farm outside Philadelphia to protect its trees.
- He spent his life developing the area into Longwood Gardens.
- The gardens cover 1,700 acres after a recent expansion.
- Longwood Gardens aims to provide joy and inspiration through nature.
- The site focuses on conservation and education.
- The story was reported by Jim Axelrod on CBS News.
- The gardens are open for visitors to experience their natural beauty.
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