We drove two hours each way today to visit Vermont Flower Farms and Gardens based on my memory of visiting this place many years ago. This place is incredible and so worth the drive. Even better than the selection of hostas and day lilies (I have never seen so many varieties - not even close) was the wonderful, gracious, generous owner who shared a wealth of information and so much of his time. We will definitely be back, but shooting for mid summer to see the amazing colors of the day lilies in bloom and to visit the family that makes it possible.
August 2022
My friends and I stopped to see the daylilies. So many beautiful varieties it was hard to choose. Finally decided on Hungry Eyes and got it home abd planted. 2 days later and we have beautiful blossoms.
July 2022
Stopped in to get just a couple plants, and left with many more. The owners are so helpful, explaining how to grow what where. My goal was a pollinator garden, and George explained what would work best. The most exciting part was when we got home to NH: a hummingbird moth zoomed in out of nowhere and started feeding off the blossoms while we were still unloading the flowers!
We drove two hours each way today to visit Vermont Flower Farms and Gardens based on my memory of visiting this place many years ago. This place is incredible and so worth the drive. Even better than the selection of hostas and day lilies (I have never seen so many varieties - not even close) was the wonderful, gracious, generous owner who shared a wealth of information and so much of his time. We will definitely be back, but shooting for mid summer to see the amazing colors of the day lilies in bloom and to visit the family that makes it possible.
My friends and I stopped to see the daylilies. So many beautiful varieties it was hard to choose. Finally decided on Hungry Eyes and got it home abd planted. 2 days later and we have beautiful blossoms.
Stopped in to get just a couple plants, and left with many more. The owners are so helpful, explaining how to grow what where. My goal was a pollinator garden, and George explained what would work best. The most exciting part was when we got home to NH: a hummingbird moth zoomed in out of nowhere and started feeding off the blossoms while we were still unloading the flowers!