Take a guided tour with a staff horticulturist and experience the wonders of Stonecrop’s enclosed English-style Flower Garden at its peak. If you like Dahlias, you will love this tour!
Admission – $10
Stonecrop members – no charge

This is a two-day workshop. Day 1 (October 20) – History of alpine troughs followed by the preparation of trough from hypertufa mix into various sized moulds.
Day 2 (October 6) – Removal of trough from mould. Learn curing methods & aftercare of trough.
Space is limited to 10 participants. Participants must commit to attending both days. 
Registration and pre-payment required. Registration available on our website, www.stonecrop.org. 
$90/$70 for members.

This is a two-day workshop. Day 1 (October 5) – History of alpine troughs followed by the preparation of trough from hypertufa mix into various sized moulds.
Day 2 (October 6) – Removal of trough from mould. Learn curing methods & aftercare of trough.
Space is limited to 10 participants. Participants must commit to attending both days. 
Registration and pre-payment required. Registration available on our website, www.stonecrop.org. 
$90/$70 for members.

As a part of the Garden Conservancy Open Days Program, Stonecrop is open for visitation from 10am – 5pm (last admission is at 4:30pm). 
Join us for Tea in the Garden (noon – 4pm) – tea and cake are available for purchase.
Adults – $10
Seniors 65 and older, Students with ID –  $5
Children ages 3 through 18 -$5
No charge – Children under 3, Stonecrop Members, Visitors with Garden Conservancy Open Days pass

Last admission is at 4:30pm.

Our last guided tour of the season will feature the glorious colours of fall led by a staff horticulturist. Not to be missed! 
Admission – $10
Stonecrop members – no charge

Last admission is at 4:30pm.

Discover all there is to know about bulbs? Learn to plant outdoor bulbs to naturalize in grass. Pot up Paperwhites to take home, ready to bloom for the holidays. Bring home a bag of bulbs to plant in your garden.
Space is limited; registration and pre-payment required. 
Registration available on our website, www.stonecrop.org. 
$60/$40 for members