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Get into the spirit with plants that put on a show all winter long. The beloved American design icon, whose collections are found from The White House to the Ritz Hotel in Paris, is not resting on its laurels. This traditional-style residence has been intricately designed and thoughtfully edited, but is anything but muted.
The property also has a wildflower garden and a kitchen garden. The 18th-century style kitchen garden, behind the house, features raised beds, walkways of crushed sea shells with plants and herbs typical of those used at the time. Once an experimental mulberry orchard, this stately public park was the home of Eli Whitney, inventor of the cotton gin.
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No problem, as Mar offers his personal resources and secrets that will motivate you like never before. This informative presentation will transport you via a photographic essay through the seasons, seeing a garden and home through Mar’s distinctive eye for style and beauty. Join Mar for a virtual private tour of his enchanting Westport, Connecticut home, gardens and vine-covered garden studio.
Elizabeth Park Rose Gardens, Hartford
All your senses will be awakened by Mar’s casual luxury approach to making all things functional, beautiful and attainable to do. This year we have ramped up our speakers and lectures and will have hourly programing Saturday and Sunday. Topics range from roses, flowers, vegetables, and other plants, to Garden & Landscape design, pollinators and so much more. This three-story, 1794 home has been restored to reflect the lifestyle and furnishings of the period.
Restrooms are in the Pond House Café building, open daily except Mondays. At the Harriet Beecher Stowe Center, interesting things to look at are found outside as well as inside. Inside the center, exhibits inform visitors about the life of the famous activist, abolitionist and author of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” Outside, the gardens are instructive about the author’s knowledge of and appreciation for Victorian-era flowers and plantings. The gardens, one of Connecticut’s Historic Gardens, include a woodland garden, a wildflower meadow, a high Victorian texture garden, heritage roses and and formal color-coordinated gardens. The property also includes the state’s largest magnolia tree and a dogwood that is more than 100 years old. Built in the 18th century, this traditional New England farmhouse is host to exhibits detailing the daily lives of colonial Americans.
Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum Colonial Revival Garden, Wethersfield
We focus on open pollinated vegetable, herb seeds grown in organic systems. All our seeds are locally adapted and grown in Southern New England. If you are unable to purchase our seeds and need food or medicine, please let us know. We will do our best to help our brothers and sisters in need. Is an Emmy® nominated, nationally syndicated television show host, entrepreneur, philanthropist and influencer.
– Jenks Productions has been working closely with the Mohegan Sun and the local health department to bring this event back, ensuring safety and fun environment for all. The Home & Garden Show marks the sixth event Jenks has done in 2022. Vice President Wes Jenks said, “We are excited to finally be back to producing events. After our rooster of Bridal Expo’s this January it is safe to say people are ready to get out and have a fun day at a show.
If you're in the market for a luxurious home with stately style, you may want to add this property to your wishlist. Luxury spas, retreat centers, and therapeutic nature experiences are just a step away. CHG is focused on water conservation with the latest self-watering innovations. Our patented HydroPlanter by CHG® and HydroWick by CHG® help you to water less while providing ideal nourishment for your plants. Please visit covidtests.gov to request four free COVID-19 self-test kits from the Federal Government.
As the pioneer in the horticulture industry, Home & Garden has been designing, building, and maintaining world-class gardens for property owners. Capitalizing on our technical expertise and vast experience gained from our experienced portfolio. Connecticut gardens enhance public parks, nature centers, and historic home museums.
With team work and dedication, we offer products and services including landscape designs, implementation and maintenance, plants, pots and planters, outdoor floorings, artificial grass, garden lightings, garden furniture, accessories and much more. We at Home & Garden Strive to beautify homes through this art form. With a philosophy focused on customer delight, Home & Garden has been striving to bring you closer to nature. With a passion desire for environmental enhancement and beautification, we continue to improve everything we do and deliver highest quality, innovative and unique Home & Garden solutions to bring you closer to nature.
Extremely durable and aesthetically beautiful to last a lifetime. The UConn Plant Diagnostic Laboratory diagnoses plant problems including diseases, insect pests and abiotic causes. The UConn IPM program educates growers and the general public about the judicious and safe use of organic and synthetic pesticides and alternative pest control methods. The program incorporates all possible crop management and pest management strategies through knowledgeable decision-making, utilizing the most efficient landscape and on-farm resources, and integrating cultural and biological controls. Due to frigid cold temperatures heading to the state, Connecticut's severe cold weather protocol will be enacted from Friday, December 23, to Monday, December 26, 2022.
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