
Take a one-hour guided tour with staff horticulturist Michael Hagen and view Stonecrop's extensive outdoor spring bulb display. Enjoy seasonal guided tours at Stonecrop all year long on the second Wednesday of each month.
Fee: $10 (FREE for members)
(845)265-2000
http://www.stonecrop.org/
Take a one-hour guided tour with staff horticulturist Michael Hagen and view Stonecrop's extensive outdoor alpine display. Enjoy seasonal guided tours at Stonecrop all year long on the second Wednesday of each month.
Fee: $10 (FREE for members)
(845)265-2000
http://www.stonecrop.org/
Take a one-hour guided tour with staff horticulturist Michael Hagen and explore the wonders of the Woodland Garden in spring. Enjoy seasonal guided tours at Stonecrop all year long on the second Wednesday of each month.
Fee: $10 (FREE for members)
(845)265-2000
http://www.stonecrop.org/
For the past twelve years, Trade Secrets has brought garden-lovers from around the world to the Litchfield Hills of Connecticut. Sunday’s garden tour is self-guided and will feature an opportunity to eavesdrop on Bunny Williams' and John Rosselli's affair with their house, as their garden is back for the 12th year by popular demand. Also back for a second time on the tour is Jack Hyland's and Larry Wente's eco-friendly, forty-one acre futuristic estate that is both outward-looking and inwardly conscientious. Two new gardens added this year are the Linden Hill Farm owned by Richard deBart and Debra Blair, and Hawk Hill Farm owned by Robert & Jane Keiter.
Fee: $70 day of, $60 in advance.
(860) 364-1080
http://www.tradesecretsct.com/
Volunteers give free guided tours all season long! Guides will discuss the Vanderbilt era, from 1895 to 1938 and how the gardens looked and were administered then. Also, how and why the gardens deteriorated after Frederick Vanderbilt’s death in 1938 and, most particularly, how the Vanderbilt Garden Association was formed and how they carry out their mission to rehabilitate and maintain the gardens. Tours are filled on a first come, first-served basis.
Fee: FREE
http://vanderbiltgarden.org/
Take a one-hour guided tour with staff horticulturist Michael Hagen and discover a variety of shrubs and vines to incorporate in you own garden. Enjoy seasonal guided tours at Stonecrop all year long on the second Wednesday of each month.
Fee: $10 (FREE for members)
(845)265-2000
http://www.stonecrop.org
Volunteers give free guided tours all season long! Guides will discuss the Vanderbilt era, from 1895 to 1938 and how the gardens looked and were administered then. Also, how and why the gardens deteriorated after Frederick Vanderbilt’s death in 1938 and, most particularly, how the Vanderbilt Garden Association was formed and how they carry out their mission to rehabilitate and maintain the gardens. Tours are filled on a first come, first-served basis.
Fee: FREE
http://vanderbiltgarden.org/
Take a one-hour guided tour with staff horticulturist Michael Hagen and explore Stonecrop's Systematic Order Beds which follow the Phylogenetic tree tracing the history of plant evolution. Each bed represents plant Orders, each arranged closest to its evolutionary relatives. Simply fascinating. Enjoy seasonal guided tours at Stonecrop all year long on the second Wednesday of each month.
Fee: $10 (FREE for members)
(845)265-2000
http://www.stonecrop.org/
A self guided tour of several of the area’s most beautiful gardens. Tickets can be purchased at the Railroad Green Park in Warwick. Rain date Sunday, July 15.
Fee: $15
Contact Pat @ 845-987-8508 for more info.
www.warwickvalleygardeners.com
Volunteers give free guided tours all season long! Guides will discuss the Vanderbilt era, from 1895 to 1938 and how the gardens looked and were administered then. Also, how and why the gardens deteriorated after Frederick Vanderbilt’s death in 1938 and, most particularly, how the Vanderbilt Garden Association was formed and how they carry out their mission to rehabilitate and maintain the gardens. Tours are filled on a first come, first-served basis.
Fee: FREE
http://vanderbiltgarden.org/
Take a one-hour guided tour with staff horticulturist Michael Hagen and view Stonecrop's collection of native plants, shrubs and trees. Enjoy seasonal guided tours at Stonecrop all year long on the second Wednesday of each month.
Fee: $10 (FREE for members)
(845)265-2000
http://www.stonecrop.org/
Volunteers give free guided tours all season long! Guides will discuss the Vanderbilt era, from 1895 to 1938 and how the gardens looked and were administered then. Also, how and why the gardens deteriorated after Frederick Vanderbilt’s death in 1938 and, most particularly, how the Vanderbilt Garden Association was formed and how they carry out their mission to rehabilitate and maintain the gardens. Tours are filled on a first come, first-served basis.
Fee: FREE
http://vanderbiltgarden.org/
Take a one-hour guided tour with staff horticulturist Michael Hagen and view Stonecrop's colourful Enclosed English-style Flower Garden at its peak with a wide variety of tender perennials, annuals and veg. Enjoy seasonal guided tours at Stonecrop all year long on the second Wednesday of each month.
Fee: $10 (FREE for members)
(845)265-2000
http://www.stonecrop.org
Volunteers give free guided tours all season long! Guides will discuss the Vanderbilt era, from 1895 to 1938 and how the gardens looked and were administered then. Also, how and why the gardens deteriorated after Frederick Vanderbilt’s death in 1938 and, most particularly, how the Vanderbilt Garden Association was formed and how they carry out their mission to rehabilitate and maintain the gardens. Tours are filled on a first come, first-served basis.
Fee: FREE
http://vanderbiltgarden.org/
Take a one-hour guided tour with staff horticulturist Michael Hagen and enjoy the vibrant colours of autumn throughout the garden. Enjoy seasonal guided tours at Stonecrop all year long on the second Wednesday of each month.
Fee: $10 (FREE for members)
(845)265-2000
http://www.stonecrop.org/
Volunteers give free guided tours all season long! Guides will discuss the Vanderbilt era, from 1895 to 1938 and how the gardens looked and were administered then. Also, how and why the gardens deteriorated after Frederick Vanderbilt’s death in 1938 and, most particularly, how the Vanderbilt Garden Association was formed and how they carry out their mission to rehabilitate and maintain the gardens. Tours are filled on a first come, first-served basis.
Fee: FREE
http://vanderbiltgarden.org/