Hey December 👋
As the weather gets colder, we may start to feel like there’s less to do. However, that’s simply not the case! Most New Englanders are well aware of the prime winter activities; snow-shoeing, skiing, ice skating. But what if those thrilling, outdoor activities aren’t for you?
Fear not! In today’s blog we’ll showcase beautiful indoor-outdoor gardens throughout New England that you can enjoy this winter. Have you visited any of these places before? Let us know, here!
—The RP Group
Providence · Rhode Island - The largest indoor garden in New England, Roger Williams Park Botanical Garden measures at approximately 12,000 square feet, featuring two greenhouses, fountains, fish pond and plenty of plants.
Bellingham · Massachusetts - A Martha Stewart favorite, the New England Bonsai Garden is THE largest bonsai nursery on the east coast! Across 8 acres of nursery sits 8 separate greenhouses with over 1000 bonsai for sale.
Northampton · Massachusetts - Founded over 100 years ago by the college’s first president, this botanic garden serves as a living museum of plants native to New England and ecosystems around the globe.
Boylston · Massachusetts - This 171-acre botanic garden and arboretum, a part of the Worcester County Horticultural Society, is home to 17 distinct gardens, preserved woodlands and miles of walking trails. Their Winter Reimagine celebration is a must-see!
Waltham · Massachusetts - The picturesque greenhouses of Lyman Estate are among the oldest surviving greenhouses in the United States. Not only does the estate sell plants and flowers, you can purchase growing supplies, pottery, fertilizer and garden gifts.