About Awbury
Our Partners
As a community not-for-profit organization, Awbury knows that partnerships with local organizations and businesses are a vital part of our mission and operations.
❦ American Public Gardens Association
❦ Awbury Community Garden Club
❦ Awbury Arboretum Neighbors Association
❦ Bluebird Society of Pennsylvania
❦ Chef Sue Wasserkrug
❦ City Harvest (Pennsylvania Horticultural Society)
❦ East Mt. Airy Neighbors Association
❦ Eastern Region Association of Forest and Nature Schools (ERAFANS)
❦ Greater Philadelphia Gardens
❦ Historic Germantown – Freedom’s Backyard
❦ Lest We Forget Slavery Museum
❦ Lingelbach Elementary School
❦ Peachtree Catering and Events
❦ Penn State 4-H
❦ Penn State Extension, College of Agricultural Science
❦ Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
❦ Philadelphia Beekeepers Guild
❦ Philadelphia Guild of Handweavers
❦ Philadelphia Orchard Project (POP)
❦ Philadelphia Science Festival
❦ Philadelphia Water Department
❦ William Rowen Elementary School
❦ Talking Stick Learning Center
❦ Tookany/Tacony-Frankford Watershed Partnership
❦ Umar Mycka (The Poison Ivy Horticulturalist, Inc.)
❦ Vickers Tree Service
❦ West Oak Lane Charter School
America’s Garden Capital
Did you know Philadelphia IS America’s Garden Capital? With more than 3o+ public gardens, arboreta, and historic landscapes all located within 30 miles, the Greater Philadelphia region has more gardens in close proximity than anywhere else on the continent!
See all of the gardens that make this distinction possible at www.americasgardencapital.org.
Historic Germantown
Historic Germantown is a partnership of 18 extraordinary Philadelphia houses, destinations and museums.
In Historic Germantown you can experience the very roots of American liberty as you learn the stories of those who fought for it and dared to dream of freedom for all people.
Located just minutes from Center City, Historic Germantown is where Philadelphia’s only Revolutionary War Battle was fought. It is where the first-ever American protest against slavery was written. And where one of the few remaining houses on the Underground Railroad still stands. You definitely don’t want to miss the full experience.
For more details about Historic Germantown, take a look at Freedom’s Backyard.
