Garden Tour 2019
MGC Garden Tour
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MONDAY, JUNE 10th • 10am-4pm
Visit five stunning Millbrook area-properties Lunch at Mashomack Preserve Club (NOW SOLD OUT) Please plan to join us for this year’s MGC garden tour, which will introduce you to five stunning Millbrook-area properties on Monday, June 10th, 2019. During the tour, lunch will be offered at Mashomack Preserve, where a series of enticing boutiques will also be set up. We encourage you to visit them throughout the day.
Garden Tour 10 am - 4 pm Buffet Luncheon will be served 11:30 am to 2:30 pm at Mashomack Preserve Club Boutiques will be open 11:00 am to 3:30 pm Tickets are available at the following levels: • Garden Tour Ticket only (entry to all Gardens on Tour) $60 • Lunch Only Ticket (at Mashomack Preserve Club) $40 SOLD OUT Tickets purchased online after May 1 can be picked up after 9:00 am on June 10th, at Mashomack Preserve, 7435 Route 82, Pine Plains, NY 12567. If you are using a GPS, it will most likely say that you have arrived once you reach Daniel's Way (the southern portion of the Club's property). Please continue one mile north to the Club's main driveway. Contributions to MGC, a 501(c)3 organization, are tax deductible to the extent legally allowed. |
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The Gardens
1. Ginzan Farm. The broad landscape of organic farm and meadow at Ginzan Farm features garden borders around the home and pool, with breathtaking views of the Shekomeko valley beyond. The impressive vegetable garden boasts meticulously maintained raised beds that weave effortlessly into beautiful peripheral plantings.
2. Brick House Farm. Originally constructed in 1760, Brick House Farm is a perfect retreat in bucolic horse country. After enjoying the gardens surrounding the house, visitors will be able to tour ground-floor rooms enhanced with beautiful floral arrangements by members of the MGC.
3. Petersen garden. Included in Jane Garmey’s book Private Gardens of the Hudson Valley, the Petersen garden, a horticultural jewel, is designed to have interest every month of the year. The collection features natives, native cultivars, rare exotics, and a spectacular meadow of Sporobolus heterolepsis.
4. Junto Farm. The remarkable 200-acre landscape of Junto Farm invites you into the gardens through a series of outdoor destinations, activities, and moods. Along with a stunning sculpture collection, the gardens include a vegetable garden, woodland and stream garden, orchard, herb garden, lilac walk, and river garden.
5. Ridder/Pennoyer garden. The Ridder/Pennoyer garden dazzles and delights with an interior designer’s sense of color and pattern. Among the property’s highlights are a hornbeam-enclosed flower garden with formal bluestone paths, a lush woodland area, and a cutting garden of vegetables, tomatoes, and dahlias.
Boutiques at Mashomack
Catch All Living
Linens for bed, bath, and tabletop. Ladies’ accessories and personalized items
Hudson Valley Fiber Arts
Felted Gifts by Martha Belardo. Decorative gifts.
Madder Hatters
Fashionable one-of-a-kind garden-themed hats.
Nest Interiors
Chic and unique small interesting items for the interior.
Squirrel Hall
Garden-related ornaments, gifts, and accessories.
Cordially Corrine
Elegant, whimsical paper boutique gifts and necessaries.
1. Ginzan Farm. The broad landscape of organic farm and meadow at Ginzan Farm features garden borders around the home and pool, with breathtaking views of the Shekomeko valley beyond. The impressive vegetable garden boasts meticulously maintained raised beds that weave effortlessly into beautiful peripheral plantings.
2. Brick House Farm. Originally constructed in 1760, Brick House Farm is a perfect retreat in bucolic horse country. After enjoying the gardens surrounding the house, visitors will be able to tour ground-floor rooms enhanced with beautiful floral arrangements by members of the MGC.
3. Petersen garden. Included in Jane Garmey’s book Private Gardens of the Hudson Valley, the Petersen garden, a horticultural jewel, is designed to have interest every month of the year. The collection features natives, native cultivars, rare exotics, and a spectacular meadow of Sporobolus heterolepsis.
4. Junto Farm. The remarkable 200-acre landscape of Junto Farm invites you into the gardens through a series of outdoor destinations, activities, and moods. Along with a stunning sculpture collection, the gardens include a vegetable garden, woodland and stream garden, orchard, herb garden, lilac walk, and river garden.
5. Ridder/Pennoyer garden. The Ridder/Pennoyer garden dazzles and delights with an interior designer’s sense of color and pattern. Among the property’s highlights are a hornbeam-enclosed flower garden with formal bluestone paths, a lush woodland area, and a cutting garden of vegetables, tomatoes, and dahlias.
Boutiques at Mashomack
Catch All Living
Linens for bed, bath, and tabletop. Ladies’ accessories and personalized items
Hudson Valley Fiber Arts
Felted Gifts by Martha Belardo. Decorative gifts.
Madder Hatters
Fashionable one-of-a-kind garden-themed hats.
Nest Interiors
Chic and unique small interesting items for the interior.
Squirrel Hall
Garden-related ornaments, gifts, and accessories.
Cordially Corrine
Elegant, whimsical paper boutique gifts and necessaries.
Millbrook Garden Club is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization and a Member of the Garden Club of America.
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