The Gardens

Planted and shaped over many years, the property holds sixteen distinct garden rooms — each with its own plants, personality, and season.

— Garden Map —

Find Your Way

The gardens are spread across the full property, marked by numbered signs you can follow as you walk. Use this map to get your bearings before you set out — or keep it handy as you go.

Linda's Flower Garden Walking Map — 16 garden rooms

All Sixteen Gardens

From daylilies and roses to hostas, hydrangeas, and azaleas — every section has its own cast of plants and its own season. Click any garden to see what's growing there.

Garden 1 — Front Garden

The Front Garden welcomes visitors with a balanced design of roses, dogwoods, and hydrangeas arranged in pairs for a classic garden look. A "Touch of Elegance" dogwood anchors the center, while seasonal flowers like daffodils, miniature irises, heucheras, and daylilies provide changing color throughout the year.

Garden 2 — Side Garden

A romantic, semi-shaded garden threaded with climbing clematis, graceful lilies, and cottage-style perennials.

Garden 3 — Lilies & Red Rose Garden

A garden anchored by a graceful Weeping Cherry, filled with roses, clematis, coneflowers, and colorful perennials for three seasons of beauty.

Garden 4 — Rose Garden

A fragrant showcase of named hybrid tea roses, grandifloras, and shrub roses, underplanted with catmint, lamb's ear, and seasonal perennials.

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Garden 5 — Garden 5 - Little Betty

Garden 6

Garden 7

Garden 8

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Garden 9

Garden 10 — Birdhouse Garden

A vibrant, wildlife-friendly garden overflowing with color — from tropical cannas and fragrant roses to pollinator-magnet perennials — all season long.

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Garden 11 — Hydrangea Garden

Garden 12 — Hosta Garden

A serene shade garden showcasing an exceptional collection of hostas — from bold architectural giants to delicate miniatures — each chosen for its unique color, texture, and character.

Garden 13

Garden 14 — North Garden

The North Garden is one of the largest and most diverse areas of the garden, home to hundreds of named daylily cultivars in a wide range of colors and forms. Mixed among them are roses, hydrangeas, lilies, and many perennial favorites, creating a vibrant display that changes from early spring through late summer.

Garden 15 — Hydrangea & Peonies

Hydrangea Haven is a peaceful bed centered around lush hydrangeas, including mountain and oakleaf varieties, framed by Texas lilacs and ribbons of variegated grass. Tucked among them are two beloved peonies — the deep red Paul M. Wild and the soft pink Shirley Temple — that bring beautiful spring blooms.

Garden 16 — Azalea & Rhododendrons