Nov 15 ~ Artist Reception, Exhibit Opening & Fundraiser
Matt Belge has been traveling from his home in Lincoln, MA, to test and develop this amazing projected light exhibit at our home in Tospfield, MA. He wishes to be […]
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15 Years! October Accessible Events 2025
We are celebrating 15 years (2010-2025) serving weary caregivers and their loved ones at our wheelchair-friendly gardens and Caretaker’s Cottage in Topsfield, MA, USA. See our free and open-to-all October
September Accessible Events
WE ARE ON VACATION. GARDENS & OFFICE RE-OPEN SEPTEMBER 9. All events require registration (978-887-4202) and are free-of-charge. Donations are appreciated. Bring your own container to pick raspberries! GARDEN RX:
Wanted: Garden Guru, $15/hr, 10 hrs/wk
We’re hiring a Garden Guru, year-round, up to 10 hours per week! We now seek an individual who can serve the Tuesday/Thursday volunteer programs (6 hours/wk.) as a plant expert,
Arboretum Beginnings
Rest-Stop-Ranch will soon offer an Accessible Arboretum! We will become certified as a Level 1 Arboretum with the help of ArbNet.org, based in Chicago, at the Morton Arboretum. It’s been
August Accessible Events!
Reserve your time today- text or call 978-887-4202. Peaches may be picked from the wheelchair-accessible trail. Lilies, Roses and Dahlias continue to bloom! Open by appointment, Tuesdays/Thursdays, 1-4pm, and Sunday,
July Accessible Lily Fest!
Reserve your time today- text or call 978-887-4202. Fragrant lilies are enjoyed by all from the wheelchair-accessible trail. Roses continue to bloom, and dahlias have started! Open by appointment, Tuesdays/Thursdays,
Stop & Smell the Roses & Help ENDALZ this June 2025!
Reserve your time today- text or call 978-887-4202. 100 wheelchair-accessible roses are lovingly cared for by our weekly volunteer garden crew. Thanks to the New England Rose Society for their