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2025 Garden Tour – TBD
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2022 Garden Tour – Spring Garden Fling!
The Garden Club of Hunterdon Hills 2022 event, held June 11th, included a four acre garden in Lebanon that has evolved over 25 years from a rock laden briar patch to an extensive display of flowering trees, shrubs, bulbs, perennials and evergreens. Attendees wound their way through the shade garden and experienced a display of woodland varieties among the boulders and wood carvings. Included were a selection of nature inspired creations provided by a select group of craftsmen plus demonstrations of flower arranging and container planters.
2019 House & Garden Tour
The second biannual Historic House & Garden Tour, At Home in Tewksbury, was held June 8, 2019. Four historical homes and seven gardens were featured. The tour is co-sponsored by the Garden Club of Hunterdon Hills and The Tewksbury Historical Society.
2017 House & Garden Tour
The first Biennial Historic House and Garden Tour, At Home in Tewksbury, was held on June 10, 2017, co-sponsored by the Garden Club of Hunterdon Hills and the Tewksbury Historical Society. Four historical homes with gardens and one extensive garden were featured. The homes included a renovated church,a stream-side home made from combining a schoolhouse and hunting cottage, a stone cottage dating to the Revolutionary War, and a 19th century farmhouse. Each home was highlighted with beautiful perennial gardens and enjoyable outdoor areas. The additional garden included an orchard, meadow, pond plantings, vegetable and herb gardens in addition to lovely perennial beds.
2015 Garden Tour
On May 16, 2015, we presented our 2015 Garden Tour, A May Day in Stanton. Five beautiful gardens were featured in the charming hamlet of Stanton, part of Readington Township in Hunterdon County. Rhododendrons, Azaleas, Lilacs, Redbuds and Dogwoods were in bloom along with classic perennials like Iris, Tulip, Peony, and Bleeding Heart. Plantings were nestled in among historic homes, stone buildings and unique garden structures.
Thank you garden owners, volunteers and attendees!
Without your help and support our charitable initiatives would not have been possible.
Charitable Donations:
Whittemore Wildlife Sanctuary
High Bridge Rescue Squad
Upper Raritan Headwaters Association
Scholarships*
*Two scholarships were awarded to Hunterdon County high school seniors pursuing education in either horticulture, agriculture, conservation or related fields.