2023 Mountain Garden Walks
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​POSTPONED TO 2024
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The Mountain Garden Walks tour for July 2023 has been POSTPONED to the summer of 2024. We will keep you informed of the new date once it is determined. Please note that all tickets will be refunded. If you purchased your tickets on Eventbrite, you will receive an email with information on your refund. If you purchased your ticket at Glebe Mountain Landscaping, Window Design (Manchester) or the Wilder Library (Weston), we will be contacting you regarding your refund.  

The decision to postpone was made after careful evaluation of the severe impact that recent flooding has had on our community, as well as on the conditions of our roads, gardens and landscapes that are part of this year's garden tour. We are deeply disappointed and regret having to make this decision. 

Our wonderful property and garden owners were equally disappointed, As you know, garden tours in the “mountain towns” have a special setting with vistas of Bromley, Stratton and Magic (Glebe) mountains from every property. We will again offer to you a tour of gardens that build on these vistas to present a unique and inviting landscape of stone walls, woodlands, perennials and wildflower gardens.

                                     If you have any questions, please contact us.


Highlights of our 2021 tour:

  • Mature perennial and wildflower gardens, a haying field with paths for walks and picnicking, a meandering artisan-well stream and a river winding through low-lying fields.
  • Norway Spruce and Green Giant Arborvitae as a natural border and a walkway formed by Freedom Maples.  
  • An enlarged pond that welcomes wildlife; plantings to nurture bees, butterflies and hummingbirds; plum trees, apple trees, blueberry bushes and a kiwi vine provide beauty and nourishment.
  • Peony and hydrangea hedges and a rhododendron garden designed to create intimate spaces.
  • Small-scale working sheep farm that captures a mix of the practical and the artistic of farming and gardening to provide organic vegetables, eggs and meat as well as abundant wool.
  • Abundant lilacs, rhubarb, lemon lilies and an ancient Maple that capture the heritage and early cultivation of a working Vermont farm.
  • An expansive garden of cutting flowers and vegetables — a mix and match of plants and flowers that demonstrate an ever-changing and expanding flow of ideas about gardening.
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2021 Garden Tour Gallery
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