Roses blooming along the garden fence
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The Garden

A Guide for New Owners

100+Plants
8Fruit Trees
4Seasons of Beauty

Welcome

A Garden That Grows with You

This garden has been lovingly tended for years — and it shows. Over 100 plants, trees, and flowers bloom across all four seasons.

"These plants have been growing here for years. They know what they're doing — and soon you will too."

Pink Peonies Lady of Shalott Rose Japanese Maple Hydrangea Fig Tree

Pick Your Own

Fresh Fruit, Right Outside

Eight fruit trees and a kitchen garden — step outside and pick something fresh.

Fruit Trees

Kitchen Garden

Overview

Garden Map

FRONT GARDEN DRIVEWAY HOUSE PATIO BACK GARDEN Peonies Peonies — lush spring blooms Ornamental Trees Japanese Maple, Dogwood, Gardenia, "Easy on the Eyes" Rose Dogwood Greensleeves Dogwood tree Pomegranate Pomegranate fruit tree Camellias (3 trees) Three Camellia tea trees — bloom in March Mixed Perennials Dinnerplate Dahlia, Rose of Sharon & Clematis, Gardenia Shrubs & Hydrangeas Camellia, Hydrangeas, Rose of Sharon trees Rose Eden Pink Rose Eden & Clematis, Jujube Date fruit tree Roses & Hydrangeas Queen of Sweden Rose, Climbing Rose, Hydrangeas, Rose of Sharon Kitchen Garden Rosemary, Michelangelo Roses, Chinese Chives, Vegetable Beds Climbing Roses Distant Drum, Olivia Rose Austin, Dee-Lish, Princess Alexandra, Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo Rose & Perennial Beds Roses, peonies, hydrangeas, irises Double Delight, Iceberg, Lady of Shalott, Eden Climber, Princess Anne, Laguna, peonies, hydrangeas, bleeding hearts, dahlias, chrysanthemums Fruit Trees Fig, persimmon, apple Fig Trees, Jujube Date, Honeycrisp Apple, Hachiya Persimmon, Fuyu Persimmon Veggie Beds Reserved planting spot & fruit tree area Hydrangea Endless Summer Hydrangea Trees & Shrubs Magnolias, Sweetshrub, Rose of Sharon Magnolias, Crape Myrtle, Rhododendron, Climbing Rose, Rose of Sharon, Deep Blue Hydrangea Mixed Garden — roses, redbud, fruit, pear Climbing Rose, Chinese Redbud, Apricot, Chinese Toon, Pear Tree, Roses, Hydrangea, Rose of Sharon

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Roses
Trees & Shrubs
Hydrangeas
Fruit Trees
Perennials
Edibles

Life in the Garden

Living with the Garden

Lady of Shalott rose in bloom

Care Guide

Keeping It Beautiful

Here's the short version of what the garden needs from you.

The Basics

  • Water once a week in summer if there's no rain
  • Mulch once in spring
  • Prune roses in February

Good to Know

  • Chives regrow after cutting — just cut above the ground
  • Persimmons freeze well — you'll have plenty to share
  • Steel guard on pear tree — loosen as it grows (spare under deck)
  • Bricks suppress weeds — remove to plant veggies if you like