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Valerie Murray, horticultural advisor to Government House, stands under a rhododendron tree that was planted almost 100 years ago and now stands six metres high. (Jean Paetkau/CBC). See the slideshow here!

The Tea Room and Museum are now closed.
Thank you to our visitors for the best summer!

Visitors to the Nursery next week will receive a free bon bon calendula plant. Its yellow or orange, single or double daisy-like flowers will add some colour as it blooms from late summer into fall. At the check-out area while quantities last.

This is also a great time to plant herbaceous perennials as they will focus on growing roots and be well established and ready to grow in the spring.

Your one-stop shop for plants you can love but the deer won’t.