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Putnam County Secret Garden Tour

Putnam County Secret Garden Tour Saturday, June 11, 2011 VOTED BEST GARDEN TOUR IN THE HUDSON VALLEY!

A tour of the best and most beautiful private gardens in Putnam County, NY. This award-winning, country driving tour will bring you to private homes and sites with formal gardens, perennial flowering landscapes, pastoral fields and water gardens throughout Putnam County. 10 a.m. 4 p.m. Tickets are $30 advance, $40 on the day of the tour.

FOR A THIRD YEAR PRIVATE TOUR OF THE FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT HOUSE AND FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT COTTAGE ON PETRA ISLAND, MAHOPAC, NY.
$125 for both Frank Lloyd Wright Houses and all gardens .
Only 90 tickets will be sold for the FLW house tour component of the event.

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Rand Bridget Otten
Director of Development Outreach
Putnam ARC/Partners with PARC
31 International Blvd., Brewster, NY 10509
845-278-7272, ext. 287
845-278-2151 fax
rand_otten@PutnamARC.org

 

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One of the Properties’s Nominated by the committee this year is 1 Sunrise Dr in Putnam Valley and it’s on the market with Justine Cummings with Houlihan Lawrence Real Estate Brokerage.  Shown by Appointment only by calling 914.393.3901 or 914.962.4900.  Or by visiting www.justinecummings.houlihanlawrence.com

Relaxation, contemplation and natural beauty have the tenets by which the owners have designed and maintained their Sunrise Drive landscape over the 3 plus decades.

A true labor of love, always having been executed jointly, their gardening mantra has always bee to work with and enhance the natural inherent beauty.  Their property abounds with established specimen, deciduous and evergreen plantings, stone-walls, arbors, water plantings, natural stream-fed trout stocked 1/3 acre pond and spillway with water-falls and much more!

Many of the plantings are of indigenous varieties, lovingly gifted by family and friends over the years: wisteria, dogwood, quince lilac, myrtle, pachysandra and more.

An environment of mutual cohabitation between flora and fauna.

 

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