Cape Cod Hydrangea Fest Garden Tours: July 12, 2025

BARNSTABLE

58 Rhody Circle, Marstons Mills
Tour benefits Marstons Mills Public Library 
Located on what was once a tree farm, and edged and shaded by tall evergreens, rhodys and mountain laurel, this garden is inspired by the naturalistic flow of an English garden from one outdoor space to the next. As you enter, you are greeted by 2 large hydrangea bushes to the left of the house. Turning right, you will enter the front garden, which features a golden chain tree, Japanese maples, Rhodys and many kinds of shade loving ground covers including hostas, sweet william, ginger, ferns, bishops weed, and more. Continuing to the side, you pass the entrance to a secret garden and more shade loving ground covers. A path leads you to the back garden which features a koi pond with two cascading waterfalls, edged by a stone patio. Stop to see the fish and bullfrogs! Continuing around, you will reach the pool area, which is edged by day lilies, hostas, Rhodys, Rose of Sharon, azaleas, and climbing hydrangeas. The garden also features decorative pots of annual flowers and interesting garden art, ranging from windchimes and pedestals to statues and reflecting balls. Garden with creative ornaments and unusual plants. Open for Tours: Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 12.

Art in the Garden - 25 Webster Road, Marstons Mills
Tour benefits Resilient Roots
OPEN: 10AM to 3PM
A mature garden (over 50 years) surrounding a house in Marstons Mills that includes a wide variety of plants for shade and sun, flowers, a water feature, and an organic vegetable garden. For this event, the paintings and sculptures of Skip Treglia and the paintings and collages of Elaine Cohen will be featured in the garden and the studio. To preview the artwork, see skiptregliaart.com and ElaineCohenGallery.com. Garden with lots of unusual plants,  Creative ornaments, Pollinator garden,  dog-friendly, Wheelchair and walker friendly. Open for Tours:  July 12 and July 13. 
Parking: Park along Webster Road or in the driveway.

181 Chase Street, Hyannis
Tour benefits Hyannis Public Library
Welcome to "Cape Cottage" located at 181 Chase Street in Hyannis.  Meander along winding gravel pathways through this organic perennial garden bursting with life where every turn holds a delightful surprise.  This eclectic colorful oasis is a whimsical blend of vibrant flowers, sculptures, and unexpected hidden vignettes for you to enjoy. Garden with creative ornaments. Open for tours: July 12 & 14.

121 Gosnold Street, Hyannis
Tour benefits Hyannis Public Library
Welcome to 121 Gosnold Street in Hyannis on the corner of Gosnold and Estey.  Nestled behind a neatly trimmed privet hedge, Larry, the owner, continues to play in the dirt as he once did as a young boy alongside his grandfather.  His magnificent, third-generation garden stretches out like a masterpiece.  What used to be all vegetables has expanded into a mass of perennials and annuals with a smaller nod to the historic vegetable garden. Most likely Larry will be on-site where you will be treated to his commentary as he proudly describes his landscape and happily answers your questions. There was a time when Larry's wife, Sharon joined him digging in the soil, but what Sharon likes to do now is display several container gardens along the edge of their backyard deck. And oh, by the way, while you’re admiring the immediate surroundings, including a half dozen or so lovely hydrangea bushes, take a look southward to enjoy the lovely view of the marshland and just beyond that, you can sense the light, air, and aroma of the sparkling waters of Nantucket sound. Pollinator Garden. Open for Tours: July 12 & July 14. Parking: Along Estey on the right-hand side. 

Around the Corner Garden - 3 Franbill Road, Hyannis
Tour benefits Resilient Roots
This unique garden in the middle of Hyannis focuses on growing edibles and native plants, using permaculture principles and local resources. Plantings include fruit trees—peaches, apples, plums, pears, and pawpaws—as well as a vegetable garden, herb garden, berry patches, and vertical gardens. Enjoy the backyard pond and chat with the gardener about all its special elements expertly arranged on this small lot. The owner will be available to discuss how she has greatly improved her soil fertility and to answer visitors’ questions. Garden with lots of unusual plants. Parking: Park in the driveway or along the road. 

Meetinghouse Farm - 2135 Meetinghouse Way, West Barnstable
Tour benefits Meetinghouse Farm
Nestled within the West Barnstable community lies Meetinghouse Farm, a verdant oasis and horticultural sanctuary. Step into a world of natural beauty and tranquility as you embark on a journey through lush gardens and verdant greenhouse. Wander through the labyrinth and take leisurely strolls across the sprawling grounds of this cherished local gem. Experience the harmony of nature and humanity in perfect union at Meetinghouse Farm. Parking: small gravel road/culdesac on property, or parking at Fire Station and walking over. Open for Tours: July 11-13 & July 18-20. Pollinator Garden.

PERENNIALS FOR PONIES - 45 Collie Lane, Cummaquid
Tour benefits Emerald Hollow Therapeutic Riding Center
Stroll through tranquil gardens framed by willow trees and a kettle pond.  Vibrant blooms like speedwell and Giant Fleece attract pollinators and birds alike, while a rustic shed draped in lace cap hydrangea and a fringe tree offer picturesque views. Sip lemon ice water on the patio as fig trees ripen. This unique tour combines garden beauty with the mission of Emerald Hollow Therapeutic Riding Center which supports Cape Cod’s Special Needs community. Don’t miss a silent auction for a painting by a local artist with proceeds benefiting the Center, or the wooden boat-building demonstration.
Garden with water view, lots of hydrangeas, unusual plants, Dog-friendly. Open for tours:  Saturday July 12 and Monday July 14.
Directions:  Collie Lane is on the left, off Mary Dunn Rd., approximately 0.1 miles from Rt. 6A.
Parking:  Signs will be posted for parking on Collie Lane with an attendant present to guide visitors.

A Hidden Haven on Wianno - 151  Wianno Ave. Osterville
Tour benefits Osterville Village Library
Tucked behind a tall bamboo fence on prestigious Wianno Avenue, this professionally designed garden is a hidden sanctuary where artistry and nature intertwine. Meandering paths of Goshen stone guide visitors through sweeping hydrangeas in shades of blue, pink, and white, past a rustic wooden arbor, and into a vibrant pollinator haven alive with butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. Rare and unusual plants bloom alongside familiar favorites, creating a layered tapestry of color and texture. At its heart, a hand-laid Goshen stone firepit invites intimate gatherings beneath the stars, making this lush, immersive landscape a true retreat for the senses. Pollinator Garden with lots of hydrangeas. Open for tours: July 11 & July 12.
Directions: Main Street Osterville to Wianno Ave.
Parking: Park on Wianno Ave lot across the church.

Hidden Gem - 406 Old Mill Road, Osterville
Tour benefits Osterville Village Library
Tucked far back from the road at the end of a long driveway, this Hidden Gem never fails to surprise and delight visitors! Greeting you upon arrival, a white picket fence lined with pink roses paired with catmint gives way to meandering lawn paths that guide you past perennial and shrub borders tucked alongside the woods. Fieldstone retaining walls create various levels and layers of interest, and a cozy bluestone patio hugs the house, bordered by perennials and annuals for season-long color. Close by is a lower sitting area surrounded by large, blue-leaved hostas and crowned by a young crape myrtle tree whose shade will soon create a welcoming oasis on warm summer days. The rear yard beckons with a dense border of Nikko Blue hydrangeas that screen a charming garden house and lower working gardens whose raised beds are filled with vegetables, herbs, and flowers for cutting. Nearby, tall ornamental grasses that sway in the breeze offer a glimpse of the mid-level crushed stone patio with sitting area and firepit. And cloaked with a sturdy climbing hydrangea, the outdoor shower at the back of the house is the perfect spot to wash your cares away at the end of a long day in the garden or at the beach. Garden with lots of Unusual Plants, Creative Ornaments. Open for tours:  July 12 & July 13.
Directions: Main St. Osterville to Old Mill Rd. (near Fancy’s Market)
Parking: parking will be on Old Mill Road, on the side without the curb, then walk the length of the 500' driveway to get to the property.

The Staycation home everyone wants to visit - 80 Seapuit  Rd. Osterville
Tour benefits Osterville Village Library
Tucked away from the bustle of the street, this enchanting private home is a serene retreat that's perfect for hydrangea enthusiasts and relaxation seekers alike. Picture yourself strolling through a lush garden, showcasing an array of stunning hydrangea varieties alongside a harmonious blend of vibrant annuals and timeless perennials. Apple trees line the right side of the house, adding charm and a touch of nature's sweetness. The outdoor haven features multiple seating areas, inviting you to soak up the tranquility or gather with loved ones. The backyard includes the sparkling pool, and a delightful guest cottage for some private downtime. This idyllic home isn't just a place—it's an experience, offering beauty, relaxation, and endless inspiration during the hydrangea festival. Garden with lots of hydrangeas. Open for tours:  July 12th & 13th.
Directions: Main St,. to Seapuit Rd.
Parking: Parking across the street, no parking in driveway, but can drop off someone.

Endless Summer on Display - 65 1st Ave. Osterville
Tour benefits Osterville Village Library
Bursting with classic Cape Cod charm, this inviting garden is a must-see for hydrangea lovers and summer bloom enthusiasts alike. Surrounding a traditional Cape home, waves of Endless Summer, Purple Mopheads, and Limelight hydrangeas paint a stunning portrait of color and texture. But the beauty doesn’t stop there—graceful White Drift and Austin Davis roses mingle with fragrant lavender, airy catmint, and bold salvia, creating a vibrant, ever-changing display. Whether you’re drawn to the timeless elegance of hydrangeas or the soft romance of summer perennials, this garden promises a feast for the senses and inspiration at every turn. Garden with lots of hydrangeas. Open for tours:  July 12th & 13th.
Directions: Main St., to Parker Rd to First Ave.
Parking: Parking across the street.

The Artful Dance of Hydrangeas and Maples - 214 Wianno Circle, Osterville
Tour benefits Osterville Village Library
Step into a floral paradise during the Hydrangea Fest and be captivated by the lush gardens of this exquisite house, adorned with three dozen hydrangeas in mesmerizing hues of Nico Blue and the radiant whites of large Limelight and Annabelle hydrangeas. Wander amongst a stunning variety of ten Japanese Maple cultivars, ranging from the deep scarlets of Bloodgood and Emperor's Red to the delicate greens of weeping maples, the golden glow of Full Moon maples, and the intricate leaves of Samurai and Butterfly maples. This vibrant festival of colors and textures promises a breathtaking experience for all nature lovers and gardening enthusiasts. Garden with lots of Hydrangeas, Unusual Plants, Creative Ornaments. Open for tours: July 11th & 12th.
Directions: Wianno Ave to Crystal Lake Road, right onto Wianno Circle. 

Backyard Bliss: A Cocktail Garden Retreat - 21 Bumps River Rd. Osterville
Tour benefits Osterville Village Library
Bursting with classic Cape Cod charm, this inviting garden is a must-see for hydrangea lovers and summer bloom enthusiasts alike. Surrounding a traditional Cape home, waves of Endless Summer, Purple Mopheads, and Limelight hydrangeas paint a stunning portrait of color and texture. But the beauty doesn’t stop there—an enchanting herb garden delights the senses with its mix of culinary favorites and aromatic treasures, offering a unique blend of color, scent, and purpose. Scattered throughout are many eclectic garden elements and various seating nooks that invite you to pause, relax, and enjoy the scenery from every angle. Whether you’re drawn to the timeless elegance of hydrangeas or the soft romance of summer perennials, this garden promises a feast for the senses and inspiration at every turn. Garden with lots of Hydrangea, unusual plants, pollinator garden. Open for tours: July 12th & 13th.
Garden Directions: Main St or South County Road to Bumps River.
Garden Parking: Park on Bumps River or Chine Way.

Local Landscape Designer, Dorrit Kingsbury, Creates her Own Four Season Garden - 113 Pond Street Osterville
Tour benefits Osterville Village Library
Designed to wow the senses with elegance and folly, this landscape invites both lively gatherings and peaceful respite. Using color as a sculptural element and evergreens for year-round definition and flair, the contrasting textures and forms feel luxurious yet accessible. Distinct focal points draw the viewer to visit the firepit shrouded by cherry trees, wind in and out of the hornbeam topiary arches, settle onto the bench at the end of a garden pathway, and savor the sunset from the newest garden destination at the front of the property. Creative Ornament, Garden with Unusual Plants.
Open for tours: July 12th & 13th.
Garden Directions: Main Street to  Pond Street, Osterville.
Garden Parking: Park at the  Church.

Howe’s Gardens - 1124 Old Stage Road, Centerville
Tour benefits St. John’s Episcopal Church
Open for Tours:  Saturday, July 12, 9am-1pm & Monday, July 14, 9am-1pm
(daylilies droop in afternoon heat)
Several hundred different daylilies, many created by us and bearing Cape Cod names; numerous other perennials and shrubs.  Register to win a Cape Cod daylily! Parking on a side street, left side. Uneven ground, mostly grass; difficult for wheels. Dogs on leashes welcome.

61 Rendezvous Lane, Barnstable
Tour benefits Sturgis Library
Open for Tours: July 12 & July 14
In the Coggeshall family for six generations, the historic “Big House” (1799) is a gardener’s paradise.  Out front lie extensive perennial borders, whose needs range from full sun to total shade, and with a backdrop of hundred-year-old roses on a trellis, a large perennial bed centers on the front lawn, hosting family weddings and christenings for the past century.  Walk through the trellis arbor to the back, where apple trees, raspberries, an herb and large vegetable garden lead the eye towards Barnstable Harbor and distant dunes. Pollinator garden with waterview, dog friendly.

47 Rendezvous Lane, Barnstable
49 Rendezvous Lane, Barnstable
Tour benefits Sturgis Library
Open for Tours: July 12 & July 14
Walk next-door to the brand-new “Red House”, traditionally named for the red cottage built by the family in 1946.  Now entering their third year of existence, the owner-maintained gardens demonstrate what beauty can be achieved in a very short time indeed!  Feel free to follow the private road out over the creek to the “Boathouse”, built in 1957 to house wooden sailboats and dinghies.  A year-round home today, the 4-acre property includes a peach and mulberry orchard, raspberries, raised herb and strawberry bed, perennial borders, and an extensive collection of plants on the front deck.  The knoll has witnessed family weddings set against spectacular views of the harbor and Sandy Neck, and for the intrepid there is a clearly marked marsh trail, complete with bridges, back over the creek to the Red House. Pollinator Garden with waterview, dog friendly.

 Blue Stream Aquaculture -   2231 Meetinghouse Way, West Barnstable
Tour benefits Sturgis Library
Open for Tours: July 12 & July 14
Blue Stream was built as a fish hatchery in the 1930’s, with old artesian wells, on the Cape aquifer.  A private farm, it was bought 8 years ago from Dr. Wayne Miller, a botanist who planted his greenhouse with hydroponics (tomatoes, microgreens, nasturtiums) which he kept at 55 degrees F throughout the winters.  Now run on solar power, the farm makes fish brew to sell at local nurseries such as Country Gardens in Hyannis, and the owners’ main business is to stock private ponds and lakes across Massachusetts with rainbow, brook and brown trout.  Stroll the grounds along water channels known as The Raceway, watching fish leap in the tanks, and note a major Rose-of-Sharon and blueberry bushes, not to mention a unique Pawpaw grove. Dog-friendly.

11 Holly Lane, Cummaquid
Tour benefits Sturgis Library
Open for Tours: July 12 & July 14
Built in the 1960’s, and enlarged one year ago to become a full-time home, the house and grounds are, thanks to much work by the owners, already in full comeback mode.  To the north they preserved a native pitch pine grove, which shelters witch hazel, viburnums, new lawn and a walkway featuring potted fig tree and ornamental green glazed jars.  Note the set of active beehives by the drive!  Out back you will find an herb garden, more new lawn, owl box, and raised vegetable bed with a fence that reportedly fails to deter deer and woodchucks!  On both sides of the house, full perennial borders include monkshood, ferns, hostas, Baptisia, and hydrangeas—both oakleaf, paniculata and macrophylla.  Many ornamental trees are also worthy of attention, including Japanese, American and English Holly, apple and Asian pear, honey locust, black tupelo, Japanese snowbell, and 2 splendid Enkianthus. Garden with lots of hydrangeas, dog-friendly, walker/wheelchair friendly.

FALMOUTH

Master Gardeners of Cape Cod Demonstration Garden
Cape Cod Fairgrounds, 1220 Nathan Ellis Hwy (RT 151), East Falmouth
Tour benefiting Master Gardener Association of Cape Cod
The Master Gardeners of Cape Cod are proud to welcome you to the Demonstration Garden. Originally built in 1987 for the Barnstable County Agricultural Fair and re-designed and rebuilt in 2022, this impressive large garden has something for everyone! The gardens include a variety of hydrangeas, a large perennial border, a cut flower garden, along with pollinators, native plants, and a shade garden featuring twenty-seven award winning Hosta’s. The entrance of the gardens is framed by archways to the multiple raised beds featuring many varieties of vegetables and herbs. Harvested produce is donated to local food pantries in the area. Plants are labeled and Master Gardeners will be available for tours and to answer questions. Pollinator Garden with lots of unusual plants, walker/wheelchair friendly. Open for Tours: Saturday, July 12.
Don't miss the opportunity to visit this amazing garden that is only open during the Hydrangea Festival, the Barnstable Fair and during "Evening in the Gardens” events. Accessibility: lawn, flat, hard packed. Short walk from parking lot – discretionary judgement advised. 
 

A Nursery Woman's Garden - 1021 Sandwich Rd, East Falmouth
Tour benefits Clark Cancer Center
Open for tours: July 12th & July 18th: 10AM-3PM
Imagine the fun you would have if the nursery you owned was literally in your backyard. Reg and Terry Soares had the opportunity to reimagine their 30 year garden when an addition was added in 2020. The construction opened up new spaces for stone walls, a shady summer patio retreat, a fountain, new beds and with more light available- lots of new plants to experiment with. For the last four years they have been filling the new spaces with trees, shrubs and perennials. While the garden matures, annuals, tropicals and container gardens fill in with color from spring till late fall. A dream come true to be able to play with an unlimited plant selection for your own garden. As part of the 2025 Cape Cod Hydrangea Festival; Soares Flower Garden Nursery is proud to raise funds for Cape Cod Healthcare's Clark Cancer Center. So many people in our lives have been touched by cancer. Anyone who has used the services the Clark Cancer Center has to offer, knows firsthand how fortunate we are to have a local facility of this caliber in our town. Clark Cancer Center is part of Cape Cod Healthcare's Regional Network with a Commission on Cancer accreditation by the American College of Surgeons. We are proud to partner with them. All proceeds from our garden tours, gift basket drawing will be donated to support the services the Clark Cancer Center has to offer. Directions: Soares Nursery is located a 1⁄2 mile from RT 151. The garden is located behind the nursery. Parking is available at Soares Flower Garden Nursery, 1021 Sandwich Road, East Falmouth. Signs will direct you to the garden.

Peace and Music Garden - 62 Southview Way, East Falmouth
Tour benefits the Falmouth Chorale
Hydrangeas highlight the lovely grounds surrounding the home of a Falmouth Chorale singer. The landscape is designed with unique plantings in a variety of areas. Points of interest include a perennial border and a charming pool with running water.  In addition to the displays of hydrangeas, visitors will enjoy day lilies, roses, and several varieties of native plants. Garden is wheelchair and walker accessible on level grass, though it does not have paved walkways. Pollinator garden with lots of hydrangeas, dog-friendly and walker friendly. Open for tours: Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 12
Directions:  Take Sandwich Road in Falmouth from the north or south and turn onto Carriage Shop Road. In about one quarter of a mile take the first right onto Old Meetinghouse Road. In a little more than nine tenths of a mile take a right onto Southview Way. Look for Parking signs near the garden location at 62 Southview Way. Southview Way will be marked with Hydrangea Festival signs.
Parking: Parking is available across the street from the garden or at the nearby ends of Southview Way. Parking will be marked with signs.

HARWICH
 

“Victoria’s Garden” -  245 Bank Street, Harwich  OPEN: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Tour benefits Cape Cod Hospital Auxiliary Chatham/Harwich Branch
“Victoria’s Garden” is a garden with sweet memories and letting nature determine where to place things. Surrounded by conservation land with a creek in the distance and land etched by time and weather, this 9+ acre yard has many interesting areas with surprised findings. Look for the Foglove blown from another part of the yard and settled into one of the natural valleys. Many different species of Hydrangeas surround the yard interspersed by Dogwood and Wildflowers. Although this garden has only been a labor of love for four years, it is progressing quite nicely and is being tended by the homeowners to reflect the beauty of their 1848 historical home. So, all you new gardeners out there do not lose hope! Garden with water view, lots of hydrangeas and unusual plants.
Garden Directions: Located off Main Street (Rt 28) in Harwich Port on Bank Street which has many beautiful “antique” Cape homes and this gem at #245. (Only 2.9 miles from “Seashore House” home)
Garden Parking: Signage and parking attendants will provide direction for local parking

“Seashore House” - 15 Beach Road, Harwich OPEN: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Tour benefits Cape Cod Hospital Auxiliary Chatham/Harwich Branch
As you pull up to the “Seashore House” with the view and smell of the ocean within eyesight you realize you are in for a real treat. This oversized Cape with a white fence draped with roses welcomes you as you walk up the driveway. A Japanese Red Maple sits in the front yard with Rhododendron and Hydrangea clinging to the beds in the front of the house. As you circle around to the back yard you are welcomed to mature plantings of various species of Hydrangea, Red Twig Dogwood, Flowering Magnolia and Vibernum that encircle the yard. A center island of annuals, Hydrangea and bird bath balances off the yard perfectly. Garden with water view, lots of hydrangeas and unusual plants.
Garden Directions: Located off Main Street (Rt 28) in Harwich Port. Follow Lower County Road turning onto Grey Neck Road til end and Nantucket Sound. Turn right, Beach Road is second street on the right. (Only 2.9 miles from “Victoria’s Garden” home)
Garden Parking: Signage and parking attendants will provide direction for local parking.

MASHPEE

Island Gardens - 17 Wintergreen Road, Mashpee
Tour benefits Cornell Club of Cape Cod Scholarship Fund
This half-acre garden, home to award-winning designer Barbara Conolly, showcases five Hydrangea species and numerous cultivars, complemented by Viburnums, Hollies, and American Wisteria. Nestled in the Mashpee Pine Barrens, it features rich textures and colors from evergreen Chamaecyparis, Junipers, and Arborvitaes. Barbara's extensive vegetable gardens, blueberries, fruit trees, and a diverse selection of perennials thrive here. Native, nativars, and exotic-friendly plants shape island beds with winding paths and serene respites. Several picturesque vistas invite photographers to capture the beauty-so bring your camera and immerse yourself in this vibrant landscape. Pollinator garden with lots of hydrangeas. Open for Tours: July 12th and July 13th

SANDWICH

Woodland Garden with Fish Pond and Waterfall
7 Jeanne’s Way, Forestdale
Tour benefits St. John’s Episcopal Church
Open for Tours: Saturday, July 12, 10am-3pm &  Friday, July 18, 10am-3pm
 Woodland garden paths lead to fish pond with waterfall; perennials and shrubs behind 100 foot stone wall; a scarlet oak tree, one of the largest and oldest on Cape Cod. Garden with lots of hydrangeas. dogs on leashes welcome. Street parking (quiet development street), Uneven ground, some stairs.

YARMOUTH

26 Pleasant Street, South Yarmouth   
Tour benefits the Garden Club of Hyannis
If you have ever wanted to tour a garden on Bass River then this is the garden for you to visit! The breathtaking home and gardens are located on the banks of the Bass River and in the 1800's the home was previously the Carriage House to the Bass River Lodge. The gardens touch Bass River and contain mature perennial plantings with arbors and walkways; so much to see and meticulously planned and cared for by its owner! Walk the property, watch the tide ebb and flow as boats travel in and out to Nantucket Sound and enjoy the beauty of this location and gardens.
Garden with Waterview.

200 Pleasant Street, South Yarmouth
Tour benefits the Garden Club of Hyannis  
This Bass River home is easily identifiable from the front of the property which is lined with Nikko Blue and Lace Hydrangeas. The backyard is very private, featuring a beautiful patio landscaped with a combination of miscellaneous annual and perennial plantings that provide pops of color throughout the spring, summer, and fall seasons. The Beech Trees surrounding the perimeter of the property provides a large shade canopy supplying Mother Nature’s air conditioning for the backyard. We hope you enjoy your tour of our Bass River gardens as much as we love opening our gardens to share with you! Garden with lots of hydrangeas.

Ginger's Garden of Weedin' - 69 Captain Stanley Road, South Yarmouth
Tour benefits Immune Deficiency Foundation
Open for tours: July 12th & July 13th
Located in The Captain’s Village, I welcome you to visit my eclectic garden with some newly added additions for 2025! 
An array of rocks, stones and granite are used in the edging of my perennial gardens. Keystone granite pieces line the raised vegetable plots and granite benches. A delightful soothing cascading fish pond and “Freddy”, our resident bullfrog loves to sunbathe on a slab of fieldstone. Amongst Freddy’s brick walkway is Rose of Sharon, lavender, daisies, hostas, strawberries, iris, and other perennials- including a 85 lb. clam shell from Hawaii. Lots of galvanized buckets are utilized for perennial plantings. Iron bed frames make up the perimeter for the vegetable garden sections including some *new this season* vertical vegetable plantings. Bird baths are tucked among the many hydrangeas, perennials, Kousa dogwoods and lots of Rose of Sharons. Blueberry, raspberry, and strawberry plants and *newly added* wildflower beds keep the birds and bees coming back for more. You’ll find little trinkets and rusty old treasures sprinkled throughout the gardens. Inspired by my granddaughter's favorite movie, I’ve added some “Wicked” new additions that will make you want to click your heels together. Come take a peek for yourself! 
For the 3rd year in a row, proceeds from my tour will benefit “The Immune Deficiency Foundation” in honor of my granddaughter, Sadie. At age 3, Sadie was diagnosed with a rare Immunodeficiency affecting 2% of the United States. With thanks to generous plasma donors, she receives monthly treatment for her compromised immune system at Boston Children’s Hospital. 
Sadie will be helping her Nana at the tour and hosting her annual lemonade stand fundraiser to benefit IDF. Leashed dogs are welcome. ​Pollinator Garden with unusual plants and creative ornaments.

82 Sierra Way, West Yarmouth
Tour benefits Yarmouth Food Pantry & Harwich Food Pantry
Open for tours: July 12-13 & July 16, July 19
Gardens Have winding paths with over 100 Japanese maples. Have over 300 registered Hostas that are labeled for ID. There is also a collection of mini hostas which are quite small. Koi pond surrounded with weeping pines and maples. Many plants and shrubs and flowers are thru out the pathways. There is a bench to sit and see the Koi and waterfall. This year we have over 400 hostas all tagged. Bonsai will be displayed on tables or stands in the garden as well. Many different trees both large and small.
Directions: We are on Sierra Way and the corner Forest Road. About a mile from the Yarmouth Senior Center. If you are coming from 6 it will be old exit 8 on to Station Ave thru 2 lights make right onto Townsend to next traffic light make left we are about 2/12 miles on right. PARKING: Plenty of parking
ACCESSIBLE: Flat land Wheelchair or walker friendly. NO DOGS PLEASE

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