Sally’s Garden is at the home of Sally Rowe and Anthony Biancoviso. Tickets must be purchased via their website (tickets are not sold at the door.)
There are two distinct ornamental gardens, one thirty years in the making, the other more recently developed, both designed and created by Sally. They are intimate, lushly planted spaces on less than a quarter of an acre, situated on a historic twelve-acre farm property. The gardens include an impressive collection of trees and flowering shrubs, along with a wide range of herbaceous perennials for shade and sun, all with an emphasis on both native as well as fragrant and pollinator plants. Old stone path and walls, gentle grass paths, and a small pond round out this delightful, highly personal experience. Sally is also writing a gardening memoir, Digging Up the Grass: Stories from the Flower Garden, where she shares her passions, knowledge, and adventures about gardening. Pottery studio and gallery of Anthony Biancoviso also on premises.
Please note: At the host’s request, we would like to remind all visitors that no pets are permitted in Open Days gardens.
This garden’s estimated size is 1/5 acre.
2025 Open Day: Saturday, June 28
Hours:10-4
June 28th is Opening Day and WJFF (90.5 FM) “Farm and Country” host Rosie Starr will be airing an archive edition of our interview from 2024, when she visited Sally’s garden. Her show is Saturday, June 7th, beginning at 10 a.m. If you haven’t heard the interview, do tune in.
And: re-introducing Leigh Allison, who once again will be at the registration table. Leigh is a Master Gardener, and would be happy to answer any garden/plant questions, or discuss Project Meadow, her local garden maintenance and design business: https://www.projectmeadowny.com/.
