There is a $3 per person suggested donation, the donation box is located near the entrance of the garden. Our 11 acres of English country gardens are privately owned and operated by Bob & Margie Hart. They are maintained primarily by Bob with additional assistance from our volunteers and the family.
Please keep your children with you at all times.
Please keep your pets in your car.
We are a working farm, please be aware of farm machinery.
Please do not pick the flowers, fruit or vegetables.
Please keep your children with you at all times.
Please keep your pets in your car.
We are a working farm, please be aware of farm machinery.
Please do not pick the flowers, fruit or vegetables.
The Gardens are open Dawn to Dusk, 7 days a week. If there is private rental occuring please come by another day.
Check out our rental information if you are interested in having your celebration at the gardens.
Check out our rental information if you are interested in having your celebration at the gardens.
March
Camellias, Heather, Daffodils, Flowering Plums, Early Rhododendrons
April
Tulips, Flowering Cherries, Rhododendrons
May
Rhododendrons, Perennials, Azaleas, Dogwoods
June
Roses, Late Rhododendrons, Herbs, Perennials
July
Cutting Gardens, Vegetable, Herb & Berry Gardens
August
Dahlias, Gladiolus, Annuals
September
Chrysanthemums, Summer Heather
October
Autumn Foliage
Camellias, Heather, Daffodils, Flowering Plums, Early Rhododendrons
April
Tulips, Flowering Cherries, Rhododendrons
May
Rhododendrons, Perennials, Azaleas, Dogwoods
June
Roses, Late Rhododendrons, Herbs, Perennials
July
Cutting Gardens, Vegetable, Herb & Berry Gardens
August
Dahlias, Gladiolus, Annuals
September
Chrysanthemums, Summer Heather
October
Autumn Foliage
Included in the gardens is our Granary building. Originally built and used for housing grain and other crops it has been completely renovated. The Granary has a full commercial kitchen, bathrooms, and tables & chairs for 50 people.
Have High Tea at the Granary
Have High Tea at the Granary
All of the roses in our rose garden have been donated by
For the last several years we have been conducting vegetable trials on our farm and in late 2008 a new seed was planted. The result of that seed is all the changes that have happened to our farm and the garden in the last 6 months. We decided to increase our vegetable production and open a produce stand. We have also reclaimed a large portion of the garden as pasture for our new livestock. Please stop by to see the evolution for yourself.
