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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Mountain Garden Walks

Garden Tour
Coming on a Saturday in July, 2023

Garden tours in the “mountain towns” have a special setting with vistas of Bromley, Stratton and Magic (Glebe) mountains from every property. Gardens build on these vistas, each one presenting a unique and inviting landscape of stone walls, woodlands, perennials and wildflower gardens. ​All proceeds go to Green Mountain Gardeners Lib Thieme Scholarship Fund.

2021 Garden Tour Gallery
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