- Open Saturday and Sunday 10-4
- April through June
- Also open by appointment
"When the goldenrod is yellow,
And the leaves are turning brown -
Reluctantly the summer goes
In a cloud of thistledown.
When squirrels are harvesting
And birds in flight appear -
By these autumn signs we know
September days are here"
Beverly Ashour, September
Submitted by greenwoman on Wed, 09/01/2010 - 9:34am.
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Woad
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Horseradish
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Geranium
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Lilac
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Florentine Iris (orris)
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Sweet Grass
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Sweet Cicely
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Paw Paw Flower
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Solomon's Seal
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Pussywillow
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Star Magnolia
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Daffodils
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Plum Blossoms
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Clove Currant
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Jonquils and Daffodils
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Grape Hyacinth
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Bleeding Heart
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Trifoliate Orange in Bloom
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Asian Pear Blossoms
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Apple Blossoms
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Winter Aconite
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Coltsfoot Flower
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Chickens Scavenging
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Bay - Flowering
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JohnnyJumpup
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Honeysuckle
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Allium with Bee
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Beebalm
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Thyme walk
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Spirit House in Winter
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For the Birds
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Malva
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Viburnum
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Sage
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Lavender
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Winterberry
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Sweet Annie
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Winter Landscape
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Coneflower
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Datura Pods
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Thistle with bee
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Goldenrod
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Phlox with spinx moth
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Oregano
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Trifoliate Orange
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Witch Hazel
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Pineapple Sage
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Tabasco Pepper
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Daniels Farmstead Farmers Market
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Daniels Farmstead Farmers Market
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Winged Wonders Garden in September
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Hops
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Scarlet Runner Bean
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Thyme and Asters
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Strawflowers
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Everlastings
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Bee approaching Jewel Weed
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Marshmallow
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Pineapple Mint
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Butterfly
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Persimmon
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Autumn Clematis
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Jerusalem Artichoke
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Passion Flower
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Spicebush Berry
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Ashwagandha - seed ripening
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Dotted Mint
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Monkshood
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View of pond
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Bittersweet
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Winterberry
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Beautyberry
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Aster
Green Woman's Garden
We were established in 2007 by owner and operator Karen O'Brien.

The property, located in the central Massachusetts town of Mendon, has always been used for agricultural purposes. Part of the barn dates back to the 1700s. The grounds have been planted with fruit trees, berry bushes, and several herb and vegetable gardens. These gardens include culinary, scented, medicinal, and winged beast beds. Karen has owned the farm since 1982 and has operated organically for most of that time. She raises chickens and turkeys, which provide great compost for the plantings. She has gardened for more than 30 years and is certified as a Master Gardener. Herb plants are available for sale, and workshops on using herbs and flowers ~ in cooking, for decorating, and in the landscape ~ are scheduled during the year, as well as celebrations of seasonal interest. Karen is available for demonstrations and can custom design workshops for any age or skill level.
More and more, people are going "green" and interested in returning to a healthier, more natural lifestyle. The use of herbs is not limited to culinary pursuits, though many will begin their herbal adventures in such a way.
Herbs can enhance our lives by:
- The simple delight of fragrance
- Attraction of beneficial insects
- Landscape enhancement
- Creation of homemade products
- Decorative use ~ fresh or dried
One need not have a large expanse of space or unending time to enjoy the pleasure of herbs. Our mission is to promote the knowledge of useful plants and to foster a greater appreciation of the natural world by using herbs in everyday life.
OUR SERVICES
Herb Plants
Offered from late April through June/July ~ concentrating on lesser known herbs and ornamental flowers
Demonstration Beds
Our gardens are varied in shape and form, using readily available materials. You will get inspiration to create your own "herbal oasis".
Workshops
Offered 2 to 4 times a month on various seasonal topics. Our goal is to educate our customers on the uses of herbs and allow creativity in fashioning unique herbal treasures.
Associated with www.iherb.org and www.herbsociety.org.