Our Gardens
Since acquiring our property in 2022, we have been dedicated to developing multiple gardens that feature walking paths, regional plant life, sculptures, and glass finds. Here, you can explore our enchanting ranch gardens! The Butterfly Garden boasts butterfly houses, a habitat, and a variety of plants that attract colorful butterflies. Check out our Metal Art Garden, where meandering paths lead past metal sculptures, native plants like American Beauty Berries and Pawpaws, and a 300-foot tunnel made of wild Muscadine grapevines, ending with our charming and secluded Glass & Tile Garden. Don’t miss our Veg and Herb Garden, brimming with fresh produce and aromatic herbs, the greenhouse, and finally the Cactus and Succulent Garden, showcasing unique drought-resistant plants that thrive in our sunny environment. We hope you enjoy and find inspiration!
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Art Garden "Bob's Garden"
This metal art garden was inspired by our late "Uncle Bob" who was a welder and artist of many metal found objects who made animals, insects and numerous other items from old shovels, bolts and nuts and you name it, what ever could be
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Glass Garden
The Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens is my most favorite places to go. There is an area over by the river where they have little walking paths that are lined with beautiful blue glass bottles. I was so inspired by the idea that we asked our local pub if we could have any of their empty glass bottles. For months they were so gracious to save them for us.
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Vegetable Garden
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Succulent & Cactus Garden
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Butterfly Garden & Sancutary
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