When to come:
The daylilies bloom from June through September. Peak season
lasts from late July through August. It is breath-taking to
behold the main six acre field in full bloom. June is alsodelightful,
with the subtler shades of the Siberian Iris and the intensity
of the early gold daylilies. Visitors are welcome to wander
along the grass paths which meander through our gardens.
Before you come:
If you want to pick up a large order, please call in advance,
so we can have it ready when you get here. There is a map
to help guide you through the winding Vermont roads. Our Season
Calender is on the inside ofthe front cover of this catalog.
We are closed Monday-Wednesday. Peak season we will be open
seven days a week.
Besides Daylilies:
We grow many different species and varieties of Iris. We are
now only offering a few select perennials in order to concentrate
on the daylilies more extensively.
Blueberries:
We maintain over four hundred high bush blueberries
in three patches. Pick your own from mid July through August.
There are at least six varieties which are organically grown
and delicious. Potted blueberry bushes are for sale.
Discovering Nature:
In the woods and fields, the farm also harbors various
wildlife habitats and natural plantings. You’ll findfrog and
fish ponds, occupied bird houses, rock gardens, bog plantings,
three border collies, beehives, a rare stand of northern bamboo
and more. There are tables with umbrellas and benches for
your picnics.

Amelia helps a customer pick out her favorite
during peak season
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