Upcoming October Events!
Roses and Raspberries are still going strong with the warm weather we’ve been having. All are welcome free of charge to pick the raspberries Thursday morning, 9am – 12pm. Please […]
Volunteer INFO Sessions This Week + Raspberries!
Would you like to learn more about Rest.Stop.Ranch? Do you know a friend who may be interested in volunteering? We will have two information sessions this week. Please share! Volunteer
Sweet Autumn Equinox
Karl expects more pallets of pavers to arrive today. He aims to complete three projects: ‘H is for Hospitality’ connecting the Pear Tree Patio to the Heart Break Patio. Continue
Pick Raspberries Thursday or Saturday Morning
We have a bumper crop of red raspberries! This Thursday and Saturday, 6:30am – 8am, you may pick your own free-of-charge. Please bring your own container. Our Raspberry Patch is
Saturday and Sunday, 9/14-15/19, Memory Cafe and Sunday Stroll in the Garden
Join us this Saturday or Sunday, All are Welcome, Free-of-Charge. Picnics Welcome. Enjoy a stroll in the garden, a picnic, smelling the roses, picking peaches or raspberries. Saturday, 10am –
Building Access to Smell the Roses
We are building wheelchair-access to smell the roses. As far as we know, these are the only wheelchair-accessible roses at any garden in our region, accessible to the public during
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Open Garden Day on the Longest Day + Saturday!
Summer Greetings All! We welcome all guests free-of-charge Friday, 6/21, 10am – 4pm and Saturday, 6/22, 10am – 2pm. Picnics are welcome. Come and smell the roses! 80 rose bushes
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My Respite to Roses Story
Today we are making a field trip with our roses to the Carroll Center for the Blind, in Newton, MA. We’ve prepared about 40 roses in cups for the students