The Garden of Dianne B.

About

This garden is open twice this year: April 25 and September 19.

Having participated in the Conservancy Open Days from its inception, you may think “Oh, I have already seen her garden.” But if you haven’t seen it in early Spring— with the pink magnolia in full bloom and the myriad Muscari, Hyacinths, bluebells and bloodroots vying for space with the hundreds of fritillary: the garish, the subtle, the shy and even climbers—well, then you haven’t seen it.

The colors so tender, the flowers so fresh: daffodils dot the meadow, quince and redbud bare branches are swathed in dainty florets, the leaves of the many Japanese maples gently emerge and dozens of hellebores—all kinds—create an absolutely gorgeous mosaic.

Do come—you will feel so refreshed and Dianne will be thrilled to welcome you. She labels herself a garden stylist: passionate about weaving together texture, color, patterns and accessories— all those garden animals, buddhas and gods—echoing her 20th century career in fashion. Her blog, DIRTIER, can be found at diannebgardens.com.

This garden’s estimated size is 1 acre.

This garden's Open Days have been cancelled.