The gardens were designed between 1912 and 1915 by the famous American landscape architect, Warren Manning. The gardens are divided into ten sections: The English Garden (Gertrude Seiberling's favorite), Birch Allee Vista, The Dell, Grape Arbor, Great Meadow, Japanese Garden, Lagoon, West Terrace, the Great Garden, and the Breakfast Room Garden. My personal favorite is the Breakfast Room Garden. With its blue, white, and gold color scheme and lovely fountain, it compliments the Breakfast room of the manor perfectly.
The gardens open April 1st and remain open through December. Hours are Tuesday through Sunday from 10 am - 6 pm. Admission for non-members is $8.00 per person.
Can you tour the house? That would be equally cool.
ReplyDeleteYes, absolutely! There's a house and garden tour. The house is an old English manor. Lots of dark, ornate woodwork. It's especially pretty during the Christmas season when it's all decorated.
DeleteI'd love to wander the grape arbor.
ReplyDeleteAnd maybe eat some of the grapes. :)
Delete10 sections! And I love the idea of a breakfast room garden and breakfast room too. That's my favorite meal - I might just have it all day long!
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of breakfast, too!
DeleteHi Sherry - the breakfast garden area sounds lovely ... the colours would just seem to match. Love the look of the house ... very English looking in the picture ... lots of sprawling parts - cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely house. I like the breakfast room and the music room.
DeleteThe buildings have a very English appearance. That's good!
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Yes, it is very English. :)
DeleteI'm learning about so many places near by that will make a good day trip when and if the weather ever gets nice from you. Love your posts and pictures about the gardens.
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Since I used to live in Ohio, I've visited many gardens. Stan Hywet Hall is a great place to visit. I'll keep trying with this hyperlink. I'm not sure why I'm having such difficulties with it.
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