Experience New Hampshire’s Bedrock Gardens,
a premier garden of New England.

Bedrock Gardens waits to welcome you.
Bedrock Gardens is an emerging public garden that integrates unusual botanical specimens and unique sculpture into an inspiring landscape journey.
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​This 37-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".

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Update   May 31, 2019
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Late this winter, after almost 2 years of assiduous review by the Lee Planning Board, we were finally granted approval for our new point of entry and parking area.
 
On virtually the last day of the appeal period, we learned that some neighbors had filed a legal challenge to the Planning Board’s decision.  This means that the neighbors have sued the Town of Lee's Planning Board. This puts us on hold until the case is resolved, but we are hopeful the Planning Board’s careful decision will prevail.
 
The case will be heard by the NH Superior Court on June 12th. We will let you know more as soon as we do.

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VISITING
THE GARDEN

Bedrock Gardens is open to the public on scheduled days and weekends and by group tours. Learn about it here.

About
the Garden

The history, the founders, and the past.

Explore
the Garden

Get to know Bedrock Gardens with a gallery of garden images, and a printable map.

The Garden Non-profit

Friends of Bedrock Gardens is the non-profit shepherding the transition from private to public garden.

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​ Invitations

• You can subscribe to our newsletter here.
• ​See our review of 2018 in pix here.​
• And... we do need your help to make an impact as a significant destination garden. Be part of our new Gateway to the Gardens Campaign! Donation is easy here.

• Meet our  Executive Director, John Forti, here.​

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About the Garden: A short video

The Garden's Blog: Dig Deeper