The Hosta Garden

web hosta embedThe Hosta Garden is a shady oasis under the shade of the mature spruce trees located north of the Farmhouse. There are now over fifty varieties of hosta and shade companion plantings displayed in this garden including epimedium, climbing hydrangea and clematis, variegated Solomon seal, hellebores, Japanese forest grass and a Paw-Paw tree to name a few. This is the perfect place for a mid-afternoon visit in the height of summer.

To see a brochure describing this lovely garden, Click HERE

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