The Free State Daylily Society - Annual Daylily Exhibit and Sale
Cylburn Arboretum Mansion
Sunday, July 13th  - noon until 4 p.m. 

The Free State Daylily Society welcomes you to enter the world of daylilies and see how they have changed over the years. 

Bloom time in our area is from mid June until September and they are the “perfect perennial” for your gardens.

Club members bring blooms of many different daylily varieties from their gardens for your viewing pleasure.    Those that hybridize bring their red seedlings
which are judged and the best one is awarded the Charles LeBoutillier Memorial Trophy. 

Daylillies will be for sale, some priced as low as $3.00.   You will also find general information on membership and future sales and there will be many
knowledgeable members to answer any questions you may have.   Please come and enjoy!

For additional information, please contact Marie Skelley, V.P., Free State Daylily Society
                         Phone       410/857-8587
                         Email         cmskelley127@comcast.net

Fourth Season  - Cylburn Chamber Music Series
Sunday, October 12th, 2008 at 3.30pm

Ryan de Ryke (baritone) and Eva Mengelkoch (piano)
in performance of
Winterreise
Song Cycle by Franz Schubert

Ticket Information:
Free Admission. Donations welcome.
Reservations highly recommended at chamber.music@cylburnassociation.org
or 410-367-2217.
Performance will be held in the historic salon of the Cylburn Mansion at Cylburn Arboretum.

Greens and Poinsettia Sale.
 A variety of poinsettias in many colors and several sizes will be available. 
Fresh roping, wreaths, and cut greens will be available for purchase.  
All items priced separately.
December 12,  December 13 and December 14, 2008  -- 10 am to 2 pm

Cylburn Greenhouses
4915 Greenspring Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21209
For more information please contact : 410-396-0180

  
Cylburn Arboretum Association
4915 Greenspring Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21209-4642
410-367-2217
info@cylburnassociation.org
All events are sponsored by the Cylburn Arboretum Association and
the City of Baltimore Department of Recreation and Parks - Horticultural Division