An Oasis of Art, Horticulture, and Inspiration
Thanks for a Wonderful Year!
We are now closed for the season.
We will reopen in mid-May of 2023. (Read our e-news for Opening Day announcements!)
Bedrock Gardens is an emerging public garden that integrates unusual botanical specimens and unique sculpture into an inspiring landscape journey. This 30-acre site is transitioning from a historic farm and private garden to a public oasis of art, horticulture and inspiration.
Visit a garden that the Boston Globe described as "one of the most beautiful and intriguing landscapes in New Hampshire."
We are now closed for the season.
We will reopen in mid-May of 2023. (Read our e-news for Opening Day announcements!)
Bedrock Gardens is an emerging public garden that integrates unusual botanical specimens and unique sculpture into an inspiring landscape journey. This 30-acre site is transitioning from a historic farm and private garden to a public oasis of art, horticulture and inspiration.
Visit a garden that the Boston Globe described as "one of the most beautiful and intriguing landscapes in New Hampshire."
Love Bedrock Gardens? Give to the Annual Fund!
|
If this garden has meaning for you, consider making a gifts to the 2022 Annual Fund. Your generosity will help us to maintain and improve the gardens, educational programs, and visitor's experience throughout our 37-acre site. Thank you! Here's a reminder of why you love Bedrock Gardens! Click right to take the newest flyover tour with a special message from our founders. P.S. "Bring a friend." |
|
New...
Future Educational Programs:
We will have a new slate of hands-on garden programs in 2023!
Our Sixth Annual Fairy Hobbit House Festival was a great success.
The spirit of the kids, parents, grandparents, and others was impressive and not to be missed!
Special congratulations to 8 year-old Harper (pictured), the 2022 winner of the annual Fairy and Hobbit House-building Contest. Winners were decided by popular vote of festival attendees!
We can hardly wait for Fairy and Hobbit House Festival 2023!
Next year, our Seventh Annual FHH Festival will be held on Indigenous People Day weekend on October 7th, 8th, and 9th. It's not too early to start planning your signature design Fairy or Hobbit house to enter next year's contest! Read about how to enter here.
The spirit of the kids, parents, grandparents, and others was impressive and not to be missed!
Special congratulations to 8 year-old Harper (pictured), the 2022 winner of the annual Fairy and Hobbit House-building Contest. Winners were decided by popular vote of festival attendees!
We can hardly wait for Fairy and Hobbit House Festival 2023!
Next year, our Seventh Annual FHH Festival will be held on Indigenous People Day weekend on October 7th, 8th, and 9th. It's not too early to start planning your signature design Fairy or Hobbit house to enter next year's contest! Read about how to enter here.
Invitations
- You can subscribe to our newsletter here.
- Meet our Executive Director, John Forti, here.
- See a pictorial review of 2021 here.
- WMUR TV's NH Chronicle did a great six minute segment on is in July 2021. Watch it here.
- Become a member here.
- Explore Business Partnerships here.
- If you would like to book a lecture please click here.
- If you would like to book a tour please click here.
- And... we do need your help to make an impact as a significant destination garden. Donation is easy here.
Special thanks to our Lead and Stakeholder Business Partners participating in the
"Plant-it-Forward" Community Building Program!
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|