Annual Connecticut Historic Gardens Day
June 23 @ 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
The Annual Connecticut Historic Gardens Day will be held on Sunday, June 23, 2024 from 12 noon to 4 pm at various locations and garden across the state of Connecticut.
Stanley-Whitman House will offer guided tours of its Early Settlers, Hops, and Dooryard Gardens!
Discover the botanical beauty of a bygone era at the Bellamy-Ferriday House & Garden.
The Gertrude Jekyll Garden is Open dawn-dusk. 12:00 – 4:00 pm. Master Gardeners and Jekyll Garden Committee members will be on hand to answer any questions that visitors may have.
Hill-Stead Museum invites you to enjoy its beloved gardens showcasing the beauty of nature and its continually restorative gifts. The museum’s expansive 152-acre property includes the formal Beatrix Farrand-designed historic Sunken Garden and an innovative Pollinator Garden.
Osborne Homestead is offering self-guided garden tours and self-guided museum tours. For the museum tours, pre-registration is required. Social distancing and masks required indoors and highly recommended outdoors.
Roseland Cottage invites visitors to come see the 1850 parterre garden, one of the only gardens in New England that maintains its original intricate 1850 pattern. The gardener will be on hand to answer questions. No pre-registration is required for the garden.
The Webb-Deane-Stevens Amy Cogswell Garden will offer historical and garden lectures, self-guided garden tours with a handout highlighting “What’s in Bloom,” and garden volunteers will be on site to answer questions. No pre-registration required.
Click Here to see all participating gardens and full schedule.
Connecticut’s Historic Gardens (CHG) cultivates a passion for the diversity of historic gardens at distinctive historic homes in Connecticut. These delightful places offer visitors an opportunity to explore a variety of garden styles and time periods.
