Garden Tour to Benefit Immune Deficiency Foundation: Ginger's Garden of Weedin'

Located in The Captain’s Village, an eclectic garden surprise awaits! Rocks, stones, and granite are plentiful whether being used in edging of my perennial gardens, used in keystone granite pieces for raised vegetable plots or granite benches. A delightful soothing cascading coy pond with a year-round resident frog, “Freddy” who loves to sunbath on a slab of field stone. Surrounding Freddy’s brick walkway compound, he is engulfed with a Rose of Sharon, lavender, daisies, hostas, strawberries, iris, and other perennials- including a 85 lb. clam shell from Hawaii. Lots of galvanized buckets for perennial plantings. Iron bed frames makeup the perimeter for the vegetable garden sections. Many bird baths among the hydrangeas, perennials, Kousa dogwoods and lots of Rose of Sharon’s. Blueberry, raspberry, and strawberry plants are what keep the birds coming back for more. You’ll find little trinkets and rusty old treasures sprinkled throughout the gardens. Come take a peek for yourself.

 I am proud to announce my tour will be benefiting IDF- The Immune Deficiency Foundation. My Granddaughter, Sadie has Common Variable Immunodeficiency and receives monthly plasma infusions for her compromised immune system. Admission is $5, Rain or Shine! 

Leashed dogs are welcome.