26th Annual Garden Walk
"The Fine Art of Gardening"The Fine Art of Gardening
25th Annual Garden Walk
Wednesday, June 2, 2021- 9am to 3pm
This year we will be featuring 5 of the city’s finest urban and northside gardens with local artists working en plein air in each garden. Works of art will be available for sale. Scroll down for garden descriptions and to purchase your tickets.
Unfortunately, due to Covid restrictions, a luncheon option will not be offered.
Event is rain or shine and non-refundable.
Garden addresses available after purchase
Photo credit: Casey Cronin
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Online
Order tickets online using Eventbrite. Just click the link below and you’ll be closer to wandering some fantastic gardens. 
The Gardens
Taxi Please!
Peek inside this urban oasis and wander through a former taxi garage transformed into a one-of-a kind garden. Climbing hydrangea and beloved wisteria add a whimsical, welcoming touch to this eclectic space.
Artist: Justin Vining
Medieval and Modern
A double treat awaits you in this pair of gardens. The first is very traditional– a church cloister garden reminiscent of 13th century England. Then, just 10 paces away, doors open onto a modern courtyard of sleek and functional design. How many times have you driven past these hidden treasures?
Artists: Amy B Carroll and Susie Rachles
Georgian Style Delight
Not far from a busy city thoroughfare is a 1920s Georgian home with six distinct gardens connected by rose-covered pergolas and a wisteria-covered arbor. Wrought-iron entries, soldered by the owner, invite you into each room that include trickling fountains, a 13-foot obelisk and beautiful plantings.
Artists: Cindy Newcomer and Lisa Pelo
Downtown Dream Garden
Come explore! See what a twosome of a professional gardener and an artist created from their former fence-to-fence grass yard of an early 1900s home. Features include mixed borders, a mostly native pocket prairie, room for seasonal displays and lots of homegrown veggies. Containers filled with collector’s plants and curiosities take center stage on both front porch and back dining patios.
Artist: Mary Ann Davis
A Cottage in the Woods
At the end of a cul-de-sac, a quiet garden oasis called “Robbins Nest” awaits. It’s home to hostas, hydrangeas and horseshoes…and benches for easy viewing. Inspired by lush English gardens, one room ushers into the next, each featuring horticultural treasures, distinctive boulders, and items of whimsy. The rear deck provides the perfect perch for a glass of wine and a moment for quiet reflection.
Artist: Melinda Spear-Huff
