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Spruce Norway Gold Drift, planted Sunday, May 26, 2024
Spruce Norway Gold Drift, planted Sunday, May 26, 2024
Since 2011, we’ve offered public access to our wheelchair-accessible gardens free-of-charge. We’ve continued this approach, to encourage all to enjoy:

  • seeing and smelling the bulbs, lilacs, roses, lilies…
  • picking and eating organic fruits and veggies…
  • sitting, walking, or wheeling through the gardens at their own pace
  • Now, in 2024, we are participating in the Mass Cultural Council’s Card to Culture Program. This will help introduce our offering to a wider audience. We are excited to welcome more diverse guests to our programs, some of whom may become volunteers, donors, or future staff/leaders.

    Read more about it here:
    Card to Culture
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    ABOUT OUR NEW TREE: SPRUCE NORWAY GOLD DRIFT

    Our Ornamental Tree & Shrub Garden features over 30 rose shrubs, a White Wisteria Tree, a Golden Rain Tree, a Katsura Tree, and now… 6 evergreen conifer trees, including the new Norway Spruce ‘Gold Drift’. This is planted in the center of the ornamental garden. Why is it a perfect plant for the small space?
    1. SIZE: It’s expected to grow 7′ tall and wide.
    2. CONTRAST: This evergreen tree will offer year-round interest in a garden featuring mostly deciduous shrubs and trees.
    3. COLOR: WOW! The yellow needles on this plant in spring are popping! The needles are green in winter.
    4. FORM: The weeping branches are graceful and a tad sorrowful ~ matching with the theme of the “Broken Heart Patio.”
    5. TEXTURE: The fine and soft texture invites guests to touch and feel.

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