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Editors' Choice in Yankee Magazine's 2010 Best of New England for Best Place to Go Nowhere!
| "The land here has been farmed for more than 300 years. Pick organic blueberries, wander through more than 70 display gardens, or take a class in medicinal herbs. But the highlight is a trio of soul-soothing labrynths created with more than 1,500 lavender plants." |
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Cultivating a place of peace. Quintessential Gardens offers unusual varieties of home-grown perennials, and perennials that don't take a lot of care, and perennials that hardly need any water.
We will take the time and explain how to keep your new organic plants growing healthy and free from pesticides and herbicides. Let's be the generation that makes a difference.
We opened May 2nd for the 2010 season. Open 9 am - 9 pm daily
Click here to read Kristin Orr's Blog to learn more about Fort Hill Farms and Quintessential Gardens.
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All-natural composted
cow manure
You NEED our Cow Manure: soil that contains organic matter can absorb 6" of rain, whereas soil with only two percent organic matter can only absorb 1" of rain! We compost pure cow manure in an Amish-made composter for two weeks.
Sold in 30 pound buckets for $10 a bucket |
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