Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What if you could walk through the treetops, explore America’s last Victorian fernery, and step into gardens that have been evolving for more than a century? We traveled to Philadelphia to do just that at Morris Arboretum & Gardens.
Joined by Vince Marrocco, Director of Horticulture, we ventured across their Out on a Limb canopy walk—where you rise from ground level to 44 feet in the air, just like a squirrel exploring the treetops. We also uncovered the only freestanding Victorian fernery left in North America (which you can see in more detail on our sister channel, 'Plant One On Me' @summerrayneoakes : youtu.be/SxnVs2Twz44
What if you could walk through the treetops, explore America’s last Victorian fernery, and step into gardens that have been evolving for more than a century? We traveled to Philadelphia to do just that at Morris Arboretum & Gardens.
Joined by Vince Marrocco, Director of Horticulture, we ventured across their Out on a Limb canopy walk—where you rise from ground level to 44 feet in the air, just like a squirrel exploring the treetops. We also uncovered the only freestanding Victorian fernery left in North America (which you can see in more detail on our sister channel, 'Plant One On Me' @summerrayneoakes : youtu.be/SxnVs2Twz44










