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There are four ways to tour Bedrock Gardens:
1. A private group tour. These are intended for larger groups, like garden clubs. These must be arranged in advance, with a charge of $20 per person, with a $250 minimum. Lead by either Jill Nooney, Co-Founder or John Forti, our Executive Director. It may be possible , if numbers allow, to preorder a Boxed Picnic Lunch (see info below) or here is a list of local eateries. To arrange a group tour contact Kate at [email protected] 2. A self-guided tour on Public Open Garden Days. You will be given a map with a suggested route, and docents are stationed around the garden to answer your questions. You can spend as much time as you want. 3. A Garden Guide Tour on Public Open Garden Days. These are free with your admission donation on August 25th and September 15th Open Garden Days at 10:30 am and 1 pm. A knowledgeable guide walks around with you for maybe 1-2 hours, giving you an overview of Bedrock Gardens and answering questions. A very good experience. 4. A Garden Art Tour On Public Open Days. Also free with your admission donation on August 25th and September 15th Open Garden Days at 2 pm. The tour covers an overview of Jill Nooney's garden sculptures, including inspirations, materials used, recurring themes, some quotes from the artist, and a focused look at more than 30 individual pieces throughout the garden. |
Jill, with the International Dendrology Society from England.
Boxed picnic lunches can be pre-ordered. Details and menu here.
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Notice
We have good neighbors. Bedrock Gardens would not exist without the help many of them have given us over the years.
Please respect them by not going on their property, turning in their driveways, walking your dog on their right-of-way, etc.
Please drive carefully on High Road. The speed limit is 35 miles per hour. Don’t park on the road.
Thank you for this!
We have good neighbors. Bedrock Gardens would not exist without the help many of them have given us over the years.
Please respect them by not going on their property, turning in their driveways, walking your dog on their right-of-way, etc.
Please drive carefully on High Road. The speed limit is 35 miles per hour. Don’t park on the road.
Thank you for this!