Because the winter has been so long and spring so delayed the garden and will open on Friday, May 3.
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April24th
No CommentsLate Spring
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December21st
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September10th
THE AUTUMN WORKSHOP
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There has been much interest in an autumn workshop and we are going to hold one. For economic reasons it will be but a one day affair. The morning held here at North Hill with Joe Eck and John Thayer discussing autumn bulbs and preparing spring bulbs for display. There will be a vinous lunch and we will then travel to Walker Farm for a view of the autumn crops, the winter crops and all the joys of gardening that can come to us with a little effort.
The workshop will take place 9/29/2012 from 10am to 4pm. The cost will be $175 and checks and registrations may be sent to North Hill PO Box 178 Readsboro, VT 05350.
A few select vendors will be in attendance offering rare bulbs.
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July30th
WORKSHOP IN THE AUTUMN
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Workshop
We would like to do a workshop in Autumn on the Autumn garden and autumnal food. Sadly Fergus cannot attend. But Jack Manix, the owner of Walker Farm the largest organic farm in Vermont, has agreed to join us. Beatrice Tosti Di Valminuta will be with us also. Talking about cooking and cooking for us. I too will have a few things to say. The workshop will last two days. If any of you are interested please contact us for we cannot schedule the workshop until we are sure there is interest. Our thoughts were that it would take place the first or second weekend of October. -
July30th
NORTH HILL SYMPOSIUM 2012
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The 2012 Sympossium was a tremendous successs despite the slides being washed out by the sunlight. All our speakers were stellar. And just listening to their voices was enough.
However we have decided to return to Mount Snow despite its commercial ambience. The slides there will be splendid, it will air conditioned and the room are inexpensive. We promise you a fine lunch.Here are some pictures of this years festivities by Visko Hatfield
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July30th
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May1st
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The Lysichiton, plants from both North America and Asia, are among the earliest to bloom in the garden. They will still be with us another week.
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May1st
Open day was blustery and cold. Nevertheless many people joined us to see the still pristine magnolias and the daffodils unblemished by the coming frost. Saturday dawned a sunny but cold morning. The magnolias had been browned but the daffodils and other things had been unharmed.
The late magnolias those still to open their buds were undamaged. We will be open again this Friday and Saturday and hope to see you here.The daffodils were as splendid as usual and held despite the surprisingly cold weather. We think they will even last another week.
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February5th
Symposium and Open Days
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Daffodil Weekend
The garden will open on April 27 for the season. We will be open each Friday and Saturday until October. Our first two open days, April 27 &28, will showcase the Daffodil Meadow. We hope you will all join us. The garden will open at 10:00 both days and remain open until 4:00. Signs will direct you to our new entrance and parking area. New this year also is our shop offering books, plants, pots, and produce.
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September18th
June 2012 Symposium
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We are delighted to tell you that Fergus Garrett will be joining us again as a speaker.
The Garden in Autumn will be held on Friday, June 29 from 8:00 until 4:00. The event will be held this year as last at the White House Inn in Wilmington. Among our speakers will be Dan Hinkley and Paige Dickey. We hope you will be coming.
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Notice
A fund has been created for the establishment of a memorial grove of Birches and Epimedium in Wayne Winterrowd's memory. In lieu of flowers checks may be made to North Hill Garden; P.O. Box 178; Readsboro, VT 05350