The Little Barn Garden - May, 2007
(The vine going up the side of the building
with the dark & light colored leaves is an Arctic Kiwi)
The Little Barn
The Little Barn - starting again (August, 2007)
As the name states, The Little Barn Garden is adjacent to a structure known as The Little Barn. Growing up one side of The Little Barn is a plant called the Kiwi vine; little white flowers emerge from this vine each year and provide pleasure to all who pass by. Ground covers also abound in this garden; they include: European ginger, Vinca, Lamium, and Creeping Phlox.
Don’t forget to stop by The Little Barn in September when Beaver Brook holds its annual Fall Festival. The Little Barn is where the gardeners spend time selling their dried flower arrangements, home-made crafts and treats, in order to raise money for the plants they purchase each year for the Maple Hill Gardens. Please stop by and say hello, and enjoy some hot/cold apple cider.
The Little Barn Garden - May, 2007
(The vine going up the side of the building
with the dark & light colored leaves is an Arctic Kiwi)
The Little Barn
The Little Barn - starting again (August, 2007)