What's New:
Classes:
Lectures:
Events
- Spring Garden Tour
- Spring Plant Sale
Saturday May 10, 2008
10:00 am-3:00 pm - BARKS! Dog Adoption Event
- arbor-eating
- Rain Barrels for Sale
- Foster a Tree
- We're having a farmers
market this summer!
Hikes:
Bartlett Arboretum & Gardens
The Nature of Stamford
Spring Garden Tour
Bring the Expertise of the Bartlett Home
Tuesday, June 10th 10 AM- 4 PM
GET INSPIRED…. GET KNOWING…. GET GROWING…. GET GOING! BRING THE EXPERTISE OF THE BARTLETT HOME!
Join us for our first-ever Spring Garden Tour on Tuesday, June 10th from 10 AM to 4 PM. Treat yourself to a day of garden delights and explore a selection of very special private gardens that are rarely open to the public. From the eclectic to the historic, these local gardens will interest and inspire gardeners and casual visitors alike.
The theme of the Spring Garden Tour this year is Bring the expertise of the Bartlett home. To enhance your Garden Tour experience, Master Gardeners will be at each garden to share their unique expertise and knowledge by answering your questions, to assist with plant identification, and to offer advice and information on growing plants in southwestern New England.
Special thanks to your Spring Garden Tour early sponsors
Media Sponsor
Moffly Publications www.mofflypub.com
Holly Sponsor
Green Cross www.greenx.com
Designs by Lee www.designsbylee.com
Hydrangea Sponsors
Bruce Pauley Tree Care www.pauleytreecare.com
Shanti Bithi Nursery www.shantibithi.com
Phyllis Doonan & Associates, William Raveis www.phyllisdoonan.com
Woodland Tree Care
To purchase tickets call 203-322-6971 or follow this link for more information.
The Bartlett Arboretum & Gardens is a 91-acre nature preserve located in North Stamford, Connecticut. Open year-round to visitors and students of natural history and horticulture, the property was once the home of noted tree expert, Dr. Francis Bartlett. The Bartlett Arboretum is a unique arboretum in that it contains thousands of plants, including several 'champion' trees - the largest of their species in the area. It also houses a large permanent collection of plants from around the world in its greenhouse and gardens. The pond, swamp and stream provide a positive environment for sustaining abundant wildlife. All Arboretum programs focus on the interrelationship of people, their gardens and landscapes, and the natural world around them.
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