Each $50 contribution will support the planting of 25 daffodil bulbs in our historic Daffodil Bowl, ensuring a legacy of breathtaking beauty. Be a part of the most extensive display of daffodils in New Jersey--a stunning floral spectacle that heralds the arrival of spring each year at the Arboretum.

Celebrate everyday moments and joyful connections with fine artist Ben Larrabee.

Your photography experience includes:

• Pre-shoot consultation
• One-hour Larrabee Lite photo shoot at your home for a family up to five people
• Ben's image selection time
• Review meeting to select your images
• One unframed 16x20 museum quality black & white print
• Travel to your home from Darien, CT

Options:

• Upgrade to two-hour Signature photo shoot
• Include additional people
• Purchase additional prints

Ben's work is found not only in some of the finest homes in the country, but also in the permanent collections of major museums such as the MoMA in New York, The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, The George Eastman House in Rochester and The High Museum in Atlanta.

Limited edition photograph made at Lake Keechelus along Snoqualmie Pass in the Cascade Mountain range of Washington State by artist Joe Freeman, Jr. 34"W x 24"H, custom matted in a white metal frame. (This item will be on display in the Wisner House Gallery during the evening of ART in the Garden.)

This beautiful Le Petit Coeur necklace features a sculpted milky rose quartz heart accented with diamonds. The adjustable 16-17" sterling silver link chain has a lobster clasp and makes the perfect gift for that someone special, or yourself! David Yurman is a celebrated American jewelry company founded in New York by David Yurman, a sculptor, and his wife, Sybil, a painter and ceramicist.

Make a donation to fund the Hands to Nature Program, which brings students and teachers from Newark and Plainfield to the Arboretum for an interactive, science-based, learning experience. Activities provide an in-depth look at the natural world of plants and animals in keeping with Next Generation Science Standards.

Your contribution, along with local grants and support, keeps this 23-year program completely free to participating schools.