Visit 39 exquisite display gardens in a mountainous wildlife setting. Buy from a wide selection of hardy field-grown perennial plants, herbs, small fruits, indoor succulents, etc. What our guests say:
“A wonderful community of plants, bees and animals in a spectacular setting of forested mountains. I.C Hinesburg, VT
“This garden has enough rich variety to cater to every colour, every tas
te, bird and mammal requirement. A true expression of the energy and passions of the creator.” C and J. Australia
“Wonderful inspiration and lessons of wild life and gardens. Our first visit of many.” J.B. Burlington, VT
“I saw my first blue bird.” D.F. Shelburne
“This is like a special little retreat. Thank you. L.B. Starksboro
“What an inspiration!! I now feel there is hope for my gardens. Thanks for sharing the beauty of nature.” S.G. Bristol, VT
“Ta for Da tour!” K.H Williston, VT
“A fabulous and magical place! We will take with us many ideas for our small gardens at home. Thanks you for the inspiration and the advice. We will be back!” K. and E L. Latham, NY
“Magical! An obvious labor of love. Who could not love gardening after spending time here?” M. Burlington,VT
“I am in awe. Visiting was like taking a vacation!” L.C. Burlington, VT
About Marijke:
Born in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Marijke inherited the Dutch passion and tradition for gardening and nature. Marijke is a Certified Vermont Master Gardener and Master Composter. She presently serves on the Vermont Master Gardener State Advisory Board, the Board of Directors of the Bristol Farmer’s Market and the Green Mountain Chamber Music Festival. She is a member of the Master Gardener Steering Committee of Chittenden County, the Flynn Garden Tour Committee, the American Horticultural Society, the Audubon Society and Green Works: The Vermont Nursery and Landscape Association
Marijke is an avid arts advocate. Her gardens focus on combining color and beauty, creating beautiful gardens in an incredible mountain setting. In the winter she continues her love for the outdoors as a ski instructor at Sugarbush. We garden in a responsible, sustainable manner. Reduce your carbon footprint. Bring your used pots. We happily recycle
Avoid chemicals in your gardens! Nature will reward us!
